Project Shoreline

It was a short but genuinely calming experience—about 1–2 hours of quiet, colorful gameplay. I really enjoyed restoring the world, especially with those little hedgehog-like creatures following me around. Watching everything transform from dull to vibrant as I cleaned was surprisingly satisfying, and the whole experience felt peaceful and relaxing.

I mean yeah, it's free so you shouldn't judge too harshly, but still. Graphics are nice, the "successfull cleaning pop" is satisfying, but that is where it ends. Aiming is awkward, there is no tutorial/control scheme explanation, no sprint option, no scanner option to find missed dirt - oh, and it's super short. I finished the game in less than one hour, and that's with doublechecking areas for missed spots and wasting time struggling with the aiming.

I recommend this game because it is free, short, and cute and cozy. However, it seems to be more or less the 'proof of concept' for the developer's upcoming full game Muri: Wildwoods. Because of this, the game is easily completable within an hour and most of the gameplay consists of aiming + left click/right click. There is no narrative, no collectibles, no upgrades, and a feathers' worth of challenge. Still, the game runs well and is pleasant to look at for the time that it requires. For myself, I found this was a good short project to analyze from a game development standpoint and theory-craft potential changes.

good game but there's a good chance that the tree area just Bugs Out and Doesn't Work so that's cool

This was such a cool and cute game!!! Absolutely suggest playing it. Only problem i had was the camera pov is a bit finicky on controller

Cute, short, thoughtful and free! I've already wishlisted the successor game to this one, such a beautiful game that I had a lot of fun with!

WONDERFULL game looks so cute and is really fun to play while spacing out 10/10 replayed it a few times n love it

Very cute, very simple, I'd love to finish it, but I got SO motion sick. I'll try it again in the future, but until then, I gotta leave it.