
Kimmy is a visual novel game about a young babysitter in 1968. Dana takes a lonely girl named Kimmy under her wing, worried that she's having trouble making friends. Let summer begin! Collect trinkets, play street games, and learn about Kimmy and her mysterious family as summer passes by.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Un descorazonador juego de novela visual con un estilo artístico reseñable. No leas mucho acerca de la trama o no provocará ningún impacto en ti. He aprendido más de juegos de la infancia con este juego que en mi propia infancia. Es demasiado corto!
I went into this game completley blind with no prior knowledge as to what it was. I noticed I had a Steam key I still hadn't redeemed in my Humble Bundle library, and decided to redeem it and play it without looking anything up about it. At first, I wasn't sure what to think, it seemed like a pretty basic visual novel and I wasn't all that interested, but as the story unfolded, I found myself intrigued as to where this was going. In the end, I'd say I enjoyed it (I'll leave it at that as to not spoil the story). Some cons, though, are that the game is very short and very linear, leaving it with little replay value.
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I picked this game up for the silliest of reasons, I thought the MC looked like another character I like but I have no regrets with this one. It's a very charming game, the art style is soft and fits in the setting of the daily lives of kids. Despite it's short length I was rather attached to Dana, Kimmy and their friendship. So much so that I ended up crying in the end. I also learned a lot playing this, I had no idea the '60s was such a different time from our own. I learned about games I had no idea were games and how different parenting could be, it even got me to talk about it with my own mum. This game is really charming and I feel it's worth a play for a nostalgia for a simpler age for us all, where friends and games were what mattered
This game will not be for everyone, in that it's exclusively story focused, with little more interaction than clicking around and a few basic dialogue choices. And it's very short (just over an hour if you're quick). Call it a visual novella, I guess. That being said, it hit me pretty hard. For a game that was developed as a humble original, there's a really obvious level of love put into the project. The dialogue at first seems odd, but quickly shows itself to be nothing more than kids just... talking like kids. It feels appropriate and more importantly, real. And while the game begins as a traditional coming of age story about making friends and trying to come out from your shell, deeper and darker themes begin to emerge before long, but not before you truly identify and feel for all of the characters (which is a serious accomplishment for a game that has such a short run time). I think anybody with even a passing interest in a short, well developed story owes it to themselves to play this one. $10 may seem like a lot to ask for a game that's only about an hour long, but I think it's a worthy investment for such a moving experience, and one that respects the player's time by not including useless filler to lengthen the experience and ultimately cheapen it. At $10 I think it's a reasonable value for a great game, and on sale I think it's a total no-brainer.
This is a really well presented, heartfelt story. The game starts off a bit slow but the narrative picks up pace fairly quickly. The setting is very convincing with all cultural practices and social issues hinted at/discussed adding to the authenticity.
Good adventure, very short and enjoyable.
La historia es impresionante
WoW!!! What a game!!! I was a nanny for a long time and this game made me feel everything. Thank you very much. I love it!
I enjoyed this game, the story was emotional and captivating!
sincere and also sad. it's a very nice game
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