Tell Me Your Story

This is a short (around 1.5–2h) point-and-click puzzle game. It tells its story without any dialogue, letting the beautiful hand-drawn artwork and puzzles do all the talking, which I thought was such a lovely way to experience it ♡ You follow Amelia as she spends the summer with her grandmother Rose and discovers all about the adventures she had when she was younger. I loved how the puzzles are quite varied, with hidden objects, logic, patterns and a few other little surprises along the way. There’s also a hint system in case you get stuck, tho you only have 3 hints to use throughout the whole game. I was actually surprised to see quite a few negative reviews for this one but, after all, tastes and preferences are like colours; there are endless shades. Personally, I actually liked that the puzzles were on the easier side. Sometimes I just want to relax and enjoy the story and pretty artwork without having to overthink every puzzle, and this was perfect for that. By the time I finished it, I was just happy I’d given it a chance despite the mixed reviews. It’s a sweet little game, and following Amelia as she discovers this whole other side of her grandmother’s life made it feel even more special. Just a couple of cozy hours spent putting together pieces of someone’s memories and there’s something so heartwarming about that! ⋆˚💗˖ https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3794367720

This is a short (around 1.5–2h) and heartwarming puzzle game. It tells the story without any dialogue, letting the beautiful artwork and puzzles do all the talking, which I thought was such a lovely way to experience it ♡ The hand-drawn art is gorgeous, and I loved following Rose's journey through the different places she visited throughout her life. The puzzles are nicely varied too, with a mix of hidden objects, logic, pattern-solving and much more. And the hint system gives just enough guidance without spoiling the solution. I was actually surprised to see quite a few negative reviews for this one but, after all, tastes and preferences are like colours; there are endless shades. Personally, I really liked that the puzzles stayed fairly gentle and simple. It made for a calm, cozy experience where I could simply enjoy the story, the beautiful artwork and the soothing soundtrack without having to overthink every puzzle. Overall, I had such a lovely time with it. It's one of those cozy little games that leaves you with a warm feeling once the credits roll. Between the beautiful artwork, relaxing puzzles and the heartwarming story about adventures and treasured memories, it was a joy to experience. If it looks like your kind of game, I'd definitely recommend giving it a chance. You never know, it might end up becoming a positive surprise! ✩࿔ https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3772610744

I really wanted to love this, it seemed so promising. It looked perfect because I love games with this art style, that are cozy & cute, and anything with puzzles. But this wasn’t good. It was really confusing, there’s zero instruction, there’s some levels that are difficult to figure out but then there’s levels that are repetitive and boring like putting the stamps in the journal. You can tell there’s a story in this but it’s confusing and there’s no narration at all, I mean the text boxes look like this “~~~~” with a little emoji thrown in.. like what? I got this on sale for $1.99 and I’m sorry but that wasn’t even worth it in my opinion so the normal price of $10 is 100% not worth it. You only get 70 minutes of gameplay out of it and it only takes that long because you spend at least 20 trying to figure out some of the puzzles and the hints aren’t helping. The only reason I completed this game is because I found a guide that shows you what to do and I had time to waste. If they made another one, I would be probably be interested in trying it though. But for this game, I just cannot recommend it. If you do feel the need to play it, please get it on sale.

I really like the art in this game, it is very cute and has a soft storybook style. Every scene feels warm and cozy, like you are looking at a moving picture book instead of playing a normal game. The hand drawn art is detailed and expressive, and it helps show the grandmother’s memories in a gentle and emotional way. The puzzles are mostly hidden object tasks and simple point and click interactions. You move items, find clues, and place things in the right spots based on the story. Everything feels connected to what is happening, so it is easy to follow. The gameplay is very simple and calm. The game focuses more on storytelling than difficulty, so it is not stressful or fast paced. Most puzzles are easy, but sometimes they can feel a bit unclear, which may cause small moments of confusion. There is no voice narration, so the story is told only through pictures and visuals. This makes it feel more open and emotional, since you can understand it in your own way. Overall, it is a very relaxing game where you can take your time, enjoy the cute art, and slowly experience the story.

this game looked super cute and even though it has mixed reviews, i thought i'd give it the benefit of the doubt and unfortunately, i too didn't enjoy this game :/ the art style is super cute tho and the music is relaxing, but the puzzles weren't really great. some puzzles were either super easy, tedious and/or were literally impossible to figure out without a guide or a gameplay vid. despite this, if you still want to give it a go yourself, i'd recommend buying it on sale like i did

I really wanted to give this game a fair chance, despite the mixed reviews. I'm disappointed to say that I agree with the negative reviews. There are no guidelines, some of the puzzles are a single click while others are frustratingly hard as there are no instructions, and the hints (of which you get 3) just give you the solution. I made it through 1.5 maps and had no idea what was going on. It's super reminiscent of both Unpacking and A Little to the Left but the execution fails miserably.

[strike]《Tell Me Your Story》[/strike]《Let Me Guess Your Story》

[h3][b]Life is a story.[/b][/h3]https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3477969970[i]You do things, you grow, and eventually, you become someone you're proud of. One day, you look back and realize just how rich your journey has been. You have a great story to share.[/i][hr]A short, relaxing story game but be aware I was surprised to find there are no words or narration like in the preview, but that didn’t stop me from feeling connected. The storytelling is purely visual, and it works quitely. The puzzles, however, I got lost during the China's journey. I wasn’t expecting the organizing elements that reminded me of A Little to the Left. The hints weren't very helpful in some cases. I picked this up at a discount, and honestly, I don’t think it offers enough value at full price. That said, I really enjoyed the art style and the heartwarming story about a grandmother sharing her adventures with her granddaughter—exploring the world and meeting the love of her life. The story unfolds gradually as you complete your to-do list, which adds a gentle and cozy rhythm to the experience.