The Last Campfire

I think this game is more suitable to a younger audience. The way the narrator talks feels like they were really expecting a young audience for this game. Now I feel silly for buying it. The puzzles are very easy except for maybe 3-4 of them. For the majority, you can just breeze through in 1 or 2 attempts. It's not exactly a boring game, there are plenty of things to do and the map is wide enough. The visuals and music are beautiful. Plus I got this game on a 90% discount. Ember and the forlorns look so cute. The problem is, if you play this game with the expectation of a puzzle game and you're an adult who likes puzzles, you will end up unsatisfied. Plus, I think the overwhelmingly positive rating will set you up for a disappointment. It's really not that good. Lower your expectation if you want to play this game. Also, it would have been better if once you're done talking to an NPC, the next time you accidentally click on them, the narrator won't have to narrate everything again. Hearing the same conversation again and again is definitely my first reason why I dropped this game. The narrator also keeps talking when you move from one map area to another, gosh it was pissing me off. All I can think of is "Is there a mute narrator option here?". It tried to deliver a sad feeling/story but failed. It felt forced and so in your face that your mind will ignore it instead. The puzzles don't even feel related to the story. P.S. I have a high playing hours because I'm still waiting for the last card drop. But I have lost interest playing this game weeks ago (I stopped at the cave chapter). I'm already 7 hours in and I still haven't received the 3rd card -_-