to a T

To a T is brainrot not unlike the Teletubbies. It's not a game, but an interactive picture book for kids. They should know how to read, because the characters are speaking gibberish. As the protagonist is a 'T' shape, you'd think the story is about being different and how to deal with that. But that's not really happening, he could be just a normal kid. Also, there is a insane story about how he got to be a 'T' shape. His mom got [spoiler]impregnated by a 'T' shaped being from another planet.[/spoiler] The art style and the songs are great, but everything else is a borefest. This game does not deserve the title song. 6/10.

What a joyful and creaitve game

... i'm not sure what to say. The game has charm? But then it don't go anywhere, and just feels like an interactive walking simulator, chained together by a bunch of short music videos. In just one chapter I've watched like 3-4 music videos for no reason. Sure, some are catchy... but they serve no point. The walking and running waste time. The videos waste time. Even the gameplay feels like they are wasting my time. Adorabe, but spiritually empty.

[h1] I am legit too bias toward this creator to give this a negative review, especially with news that the studio may be closing and he may not be able to continue to make games (which breaks my whole heart). [/h1] [h2] But, with that being said, I would absolutely not recommend this to anyone that doesn't have a child to play it with. [/h2] And that's so sad to say. I adore Katamari Damacy (and the like) with all my heart and soul and I truly think it is phenomenal that basically anyone at any age can pick it up and play it with relative ease and have a ton of fun doing so. [b] However, that is NOT this game. [/b] [h3] To a T is, for lack of a better descriptor, a children's show turned walking simulator. [/h3] It even splits its story into episodes, which are distinguished by balloons in the scene with a number on it (1-7 for each chapter). Each episode starts with the same intro song and ends with the same outro song. The character will often look at the camera specifically, address us as the player, and break the 4th way to ask leading questions or tell us something as a type of "lesson". [h3] It's extremely Dora the Explorer or Blue's Clues. [/h3] And that's okay, but only for a very specific type of audience. I was a little worried this would be a bit... childish what with the subject matter being disability in children, but as a woman with some baby fever going I thought I could at least enjoy the cute messaging and story. I did not. I am not 6 and I did not appreciate literally everything wasting my time. [h3] Every single mini-game, every single challenge, every single moment in this game that is "gameplay" is simply there is stretch the experience. [/h3] There isn't even any meaning to any of it. Some of the *extremely* challenging mini games only give you a prize if you get the number 1 spot and then it's a cosmetic you don't care about wearing. Brushing your teeth, eating, going to the bathroom and washing your face? All completely optional and have zero influence on the story (I would know, I tried both options and nothing changed). [b] Honestly really sad it doesn't too, since I think this would be a wonderful way to show children the consequences of skipping meals and chores while also showing how difficult a process it is to do these things every single morning while disabled. [/b] [h2] Overall, just an extremely lukewarm project that I would be a little disappointed in, even if I did have a child to play it with. [/h2] I didn't like the story at all and I don't appreciate all the ways the game felt the need to waste the player's time. This is only serviceable with a child because they can still have fun and enjoy the visuals and don't understand the nuance of making a good game. But make no mistake, this is not a good game. I'm sorry for the review; to the dev for making it so brutally honest and to the customer reading this for still marking it as "recommended", even though that is clearly not what I'm saying in my wording. I wish the absolute best in the whole world to Keita Takahashi and I hope beyond anything that he can still make games (maybe just better ones ahhhh sorry!!) Cheers.

yeah, this game's really cute. kinda like a slice of life anime I guess, you have an intro sequence and outro sequence after every episode

If you think this game is funny because the main character, T, has a physical disability, you're wrong. Her condition is very serious, and it's treated that way. Everyone [i](besides the literal bullies)[/i] treats her with kindness. T and the people around her work hard to give her the best life possible. With that out of the way, this game is funny because of everything else. No matter how wild you think this game is, judging it by the cover, it goes so much further off the rails. It starts small - odd combinations of cereal and milk flavors, loud bathroom noises I can relate to. Then there's my favorite: the elongated spoon, pencil, sandwich, or anything else T uses [i](and the implication that she'll need longer stuff as she grows)[/i]. From there, it escalates into things like a TV powered in a very unusual way, your dog discovering an underground fight club, or your [spoiler]punk-rock mom getting involved with an extraterrestrial outcast from his own planet[/spoiler]. It genuinely makes no sense - and yet somehow makes perfect sense in its own twisted way by the end. And through all of that, it tells a warm story about accepting differences. The progression is handled well. Early on, you're limited to a small section of the map with restricted movement. As the story unfolds, the world opens up alongside new traversal abilities, and it all feels well-paced. The story and map themselves are fairly limited, but dense with content, so nothing feels bigger than it needed to be. If anything, I wish I had paced myself more - taking time to explore, collect coins, and engage with minigames earlier instead of pushing straight through the story. There's only one really grindy achievement - buying all the clothes. Altogether, they cost more than your maximum wallet capacity several times over, which makes passive farming difficult. That said, it's partially AFK-able with some setup. On the other hand, finding all the hairstyles feels meaningful and rewards exploration well. And mastering the end-credits minigame montage is a fun challenge - and a creative way to close out a wonderfully positive and creative game.

mi gato desapareció y murió hace unos meses y el capítulo 6 me dio ganas de pegarle un corchazo a la madre y otro a mí pero por lo demás ser un crío discapacitado de género ambiguo con un monociclo que habla está bastante bien muy guapo

捆绑包连带着喜加一购入,但游玩体验相当无聊,也许我对于这类轻玩法游戏的耐受度下降了?但不久前才玩完了史丹利的寓言这部玩法上相当纯粹的走路模拟器也十分喜欢,所以目前我还是暂时归因于游戏本身有问题,可能是前三章的充水剧情没能吸引到我?可能是美术风格相对平庸让我没心情多欣赏?可能是无聊小游戏塞入过多导致不堪重负?我不太明白,但我想我不会在短期内再游玩本作了,能不能对上电波...也许未来可能吧

iT's cuTe.