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September 16th, 08:47 PM
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Xannita
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So, I discovered this game only in 2025, I actually didn't know about it before although I'm a 90s kid. And it's such a SOULFUL game. It's like mac&cheese in the world of computer games. It's sweet, cozy, hilarious, the visuals are endearing and the original soundtrack was picked with such good taste.

The only downside is that it's too short and that instead of just a few more fun plot twists and locations the original authors devoted so much time to just farming the coins. It was NOT fun.

None of the D-mods have the same humor and endearing quality and while I loved some of them, truly, none of them match the original. The original game is racy but it's like a 12-year-old trying to sound racy. The D-mods are largely just racy for the sake of it.

Also, I have when a D-mod is trying to be philosophical. Haven't seen a good example of that.

If anyone could advise a game that has... Not even similar vibes, but the same amount of taste and care (preferably humor, too), I'd really appreciate it. Right now my go-toes are Dink and Zoo Tycoon II which is also an absolute masterpiece. I just love it when a game has unique vibes and its own unique world.