Sunfluffs

Fun cute game!

This game is soooo cute and queer. Definitely recommend for anyone looking for a cosy game in a lavishly detailed and vibes world. I would tell you more but I don't want to take any more time away from you before you play this game which if you like the sound of this, just do it!

A very cute and charming game where you play as a creature who can throw fruits. There's a lot of little details that add to the cuteness and charm, and it's pretty carefree in terms of difficulty, which is a nice change of pace. It's pretty fun just running around and snapping pictures of the animals and other people. I've had a few infrequent crashes, but the game saves pretty often/smartly, so I've lost zero progress. I also really love that I can use a gamecube controller with it.

Damn . . . this game healed my soul a little. I'm a big fan of CopyKitty so I bought this game asap, I knew it would be a much more chill experience but I didn't expect to get so drawn into the little world inside this game, the atmosphere and aesthetics of the levels are top notch and it all feels like a lived in little world, especially with all the little animals that roam around, the characters are all super sweet and really likeable which helps to draw you in further and to top it all off, the gameplay is super super tight and snappy and there are these really unexpected action set pieces that break up the pace of the game, super cool stuff. the photography aspects is really really enjoyable too, getting just the right photograph for the album is quite satisfying. Seriously enjoyed this game and I really can't wait to see what comes next.

Sunfluffs is really well made! I can't wait for more! It reminds me of Kirby, animal crossing and many other games! It's got a lot of charm and passion put into it! This game is a hidden gem and it's amazing! <3

Sunfluffs is off to a fantastic start, and for a two-person team Nuclear Strawberry is punching well above their weight. Chapters 1 and 2 are packed with loads of creative locations to explore and encounters to have. The music and visuals were lovely. The set pieces capping off each chapter surprised and delighted me, and blew my expectations out of the water. There is an extremely evident commitment to and care for a high level of quality in just about everything in this game. It was a little tough to figure out what to do at first, but there really is no pressure in the game at all to get started, and by the time it matters you'll have your bearings. The platforming physics did not feel as empowering as I feel I'm used to from faster-paced platformers, but once I slowed down a little it played great. I have no complaints! Excited to see the rest.

even if you're not here for the cozy tenderqueer vibes (i'm not judging, there's plenty of good reasons to be wary of this sort of thing at this point), sunfluffs is much, much more than that. it's an extremely fun puzzle collectathon that, contrary to cozy appearances, isn't afraid to give you some genuine friction. has some genuine action setpieces even, and rest assured, the devs of Copy Kitty will deliver some GOOD action setpieces. all of this isn't to overlook the value of the cozy stuff of course- plenty of lovely little creatures to play around with and take pictures of, plenty of lovingly crafted environments to take in, and unlike some other similar media i could point to, i can't say this one ends up reifying any bad things through its saccharine little world. it's really just a lovely experience top to bottom and already well worth the price even in its incompleteness.

I will admit I am easily impressed by this kind of speculative fiction. Give me an internally consistent, well thought out fantasy world with a totally unique vibe like this and I'm hooked. I had way too much fun working out how like, the [i]numbers[/i] worked in this game. Just brilliant stuff. It helps a lot that it's a really nice world to hang out in, a great example of a vaguely post-scarcity utopia where things still go wrong nonetheless. And the writing is of course great. Genuinely quite funny in parts and lots of cute little details (including the expected queer animals, but also some stuff for which good representation is much rarer!). Also, despite the calm exterior, there are moments of genuine excitement here. This game knows how to put on a good dramatic set piece. Obvious caveats with this being early access at time of writing apply; there's not a huge amount here for the price yet, though I'm sure I could squeeze more time out of it yet (and probably will). What is here is very high quality, though, and I choose to believe that the developers will be able to see this one through, so, up to you if it's worth it. Personally I have no regrets.