Recent reviews by Lɑetitiɑ ˙ᵕ˙

My initial encounter with “Ooblets” dates back to 2020, the year in which it was primarily launched as an early-access farming simulator. Originally, I stumbled upon the game on Epic Games inasmuch as it hadn't been released on Steam; which, much to the fandom disappointment—myself included—, so remained for three more years. I am far from being impartial, since I am quite keen on the genre in question and have had rather pleasant previous experiences playing Ooblets. It had an indisputable positive, soothing and heart-warming impact on my personal life, and I dare to say that this reverberated to countless other players, notably so during such an astoundingly obscure and somber period—if not the most of all over the last two decades—for humanity.

I, for one, had been highly anticipating the arrival of this game on this platform and I am much content with all the further improvements the developers brought into play.
The storyline is now much richer and cemented compared to the its first version. The side quests and regions to explore have been expanded, matured and polished. All in all, I am satisfied with how the game turned out to be in these more or less three years of development. A true labour of love, as you surely will witness yourself if you join the game's Discord server.

Just bear in mind that Ooblets never aimed at being profound or story-rich. It is what it promotes itself to be: simple, cute, casual and relaxing. And oftentimes quite silly also, but in the best of ways. This piece holds a special place in my heart (≧◡≦) ♡

For the other Ooblet-lovers out there: what's your favourite Ooblet?
As of now, mine is the gleamy version of Dooziedug.

“Even the Sun directs our gaze away from itself and to the life illumined by it.”
— Eberhard Arnold

The fact that this game was released on World Alzheimer's Day speaks volumes.

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“Ao verme que primeiro roeu as frias carnes do meu cadáver dedico com saudosa lembrança estas Memórias Póstumas.”

— Machado de Assis, Memórias Póstumas de Brás Cubas

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“To the worm who first gnawed on the cold flesh of my corpse, I dedicate with fond remembrance these Posthumous Memoirs.”

— Machado de Assis, The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas/Epitaph of A Small Winner

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„Dem Wurm, der zuerst an meinem kalten Leichnam nagt, widme ich zu herzlichem Angedenken diese nachträglichen Memoiren.“

— Machado de Assis, Die nachträglichen Memoiren des Bras Cubas

♡ My well-being is my top priority.
♡ My worth is not defined by my to-do list.
♡ I work to live, not live to work.
♡ Delegation isn't failure.
♡ Today is today, not every day.
♡ Rest is work, too. It’s a habit that needs to be cultivated.
♡ Small progress is still progress.
♡ Asking for help is not a sign of failure. If I don’t ask, the answer is always no.
♡ I can do anything, but I can't do everything.
♡ One day at a time, one step at a time.
♡ I am enough and I deserve and allow myself to rest.

I genuinely thank the developers and the author for this precious game and its relevant message. To whoever identifies with Nina, everything is going to be alright ⊂( „• ᴗ •„ ⊂)

Neanderthal to human being
Evolution, kill the gene
Biology is superficial
Intelligence is artificial
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Just finished playing this extraordinarily soothing, short point-and-click game whilst drinking my favourite herbal tea blend on a rainy winter night. What a delight!

I found this game to be highly disturbing, yet quite addictive. I don't recommend it unless you're disturbed yourself—which's probably the reason why I've been playing it for hours on end. Other than that, the mini-quests are rather challenging and I constantly found myself pissed off because I couldn't advance to the next levels on account of that.

💗 [Disclaimer: I'm not a skilled player, hence my difficulty | I'm not into furry, I just wanted to play some Hentai | No kink-shaming intented]. 💗

Do I recommend this game? It depends on what you're looking for. If you want to relax and boost your competitiveness by trying to defeat AIs, just go for it. If not, then it's just not for you! Besides, unlocking personal achievements is pretty effortless.