Teacup

Critic reviews

• MiniReview

  Alex Sem · Jan 09, 2024

  7.0

  Teacup is a cute little adventure game about a tea-loving frog desperately trying to replenish her depleted stock of ingredients in preparation for a tea party at her house.

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• DroidGamers

  Steven Shaw · Aug 24, 2022

  8.3

  This is not a game that’s going to appeal to everyone. It is slow, it is simple, and it is short. But Teacup is a charming game that is very good at achieving what it sets out to do.

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• Nintendo World Report

  Joe Devader · Oct 17, 2021

  7.0

  Overall, Teacup certainly has its place, but I feel as though that place is very specific. If you’re looking for something to play with a child or even just looking for a short but slow experience to unwind at the end of the day, Teacup may be something you should look into.

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• Hey Poor Player

  Heather Johnson Yu · Sep 28, 2021

  8.0

  Teacup was a lovely surprise in so many ways, its careful and quiet protagonist making a big impact in such a simple yet unexpected manner. With aesthetics that feel like a children’s storybook giving players a warm and cozy hug, Teacup is a fantastic little wholesome title that will delight anyone who feels drawn to it. If you’re looking for a bright, cheery game, Teacup is absolutely going to be your cup of chamomile.

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• Pocket Gamer

  Catherine Ng Dellosa · Aug 22, 2022

  8.0

  Teacup managed to tug at my heartstrings not because it's an emotional journey but because it's such a pure-hearted experience about the simple things in life. In just an hour and a half, it reminded me how important it is to keep in touch with friends and to take a breather every once in a while - and in the chaos of the world today, snuggling under the covers with a good book and the perfect cup of tea is indeed the ultimate respite.

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• TheXboxHub

  Dave Ozzy · Oct 02, 2021

  7.0

  We wanted more edge and interest from Teacup, and certainly a longer game for the price. But we’re confident that it does what it sets out to do: to relax and consign the world to a drawer, if only for an hour or two. And we suspect that’s plenty of people’s cup of tea.

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