This was simple, beautiful, fun and relaxing.

It’s quite a short point and click / hidden objects game. There is some replay value in it, but not too much as the things you’re meant to find don’t change places.

I had a pleasant couple of hours just finding random things for the animals in the game. It never felt frustrating because you have the option to get help.

I like the hint function too. It’s unlimited, but you need to solve a quick puzzle to get a hint.

The art style and music is superb. I think this would be a great game to play when you’re anxious and need or need to wind down.

That being said, I recommend you buy this game only on sale. It’s quite expensive otherwise for such a short game.

This was simple, beautiful, fun and relaxing.It’s quite a short point and click / hidden objects game. There is some replay value in it, but not too much as the things you’re meant to find don’t change places.I had a pleasant couple of hours just finding random things for the animals in the game. It never felt frustrating because you have the option to get help.I like the hint function too. It’s unlimited, but you need to solve a quick puzzle to get a hint.The art style and music is superb. I think this would be a great game to play when you’re anxious and need or need to wind down.That being said, I recommend you buy this game only on sale. It’s quite expensive otherwise for such a short game.

Short but Relaxing.  Buy it on sale.

Under Leaves – Review

Review: Under Leaves (Nintendo Switch)

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Under Leaves Review

Journey into the forest, the jungle or the depths of the deep blue sea. Find chestnuts for the pigs, a caterpillar for the crocodile or a starfish one, two three. A color-filled hidden object game from the world of animals.

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