Margo

This one's partially on me for missing the fact this was advertised as slice of life, but it really did feel like I was just doing random BS for no reason. Some of the tasks make sense, but most feel like they're just random, with clutter there for no good reason. The first couple of rooms literally involve you picking up every random thing in the respective rooms before they let you go on (I quit thinking it was glitched, and then "happily" learned the game doesn't save), and then random tasks get required in each room, with varying degrees of sense. There's one major event midway and some random musings from the protagonist related to a "bio-chemistry" book (that is illustrated with diagrams you'd find in a mix of various high school books) later on, but there's no real plot. The achievements make it all slightly more annoying since they're a mix of "obvious" stuff, stuff you might do if you're curious enough, and completely unintuitive stuff. There's a "be honest" achievement that I missed because I didn't click on a character for dialogue and the game let me leave that room (you can never backtrack), when this was elsewhere obligatory (and giving him a random object also locks you out of a separate achievement because "♥♥♥♥ you", I guess).

Really enjoyed this!

A lovely game with important messages and an interesting artstyle. I am really interested in "Mitch" and if it will explore the relationship between Margo and Mitch more. Easy recommend!

Margo is an amazingly cute game made by really amazing people. I enjoy coming back to this point & click game now and then for a refresh for my brain and eyes. The artwork style is beautifully unique, the point and & click game style makes me feel like I'm a kid again, and the storyline is really lovely. I can't wait to see what's in store in the next game, Mitch. Please keep making more and more games, you guys rock at it! Thanks for sharing your creation with the world.

a good game

I could play this game forever i'm so sad it ended so soon