愛は 小さなことで

I love everything about the app. From the music, the graphics, and the story it relays. It is very comforting and somewhat challenging as well. It helps me calm down whenever I'm distressed. Very healing! <3

I didn't expect the Love is... in small things would be a hidden object game, which is really not fun at all. The fantastic graphics and style, and the background picture are so beautiful, but I quit pretty soon. I would always like to give artistic games a higher score, but the gameplay of Love is... in small things is awkward. Sometimes, I just spend too much energy on finding the hidden numbers or objects and neglect the story the game wants to convey. It should be presented as a form of manga, not in a form of the game.

Love is... in Small Things is a very cute narrative game that has some amazing art, calming music, and a cute love story to enjoy. The gameplay is very simple, but it's not the main point of the game. I think the most charming thing about it is the calming atmosphere and the message that author wants to convey here. I never heard about this artist Puuung before I played the game, but I'm definitely subscribinhg to her lovely channel now!

Play if you are into Hidden Folks or Adorable Home. Love is... in small things is a puzzle game with a lovely story about two people falling in love. It has beautiful illustrations and a relaxing soundtrack that will make you feel cozy. I love the cutscenes, especially when the two act goofy. It's hilarious and heartwarming. Share you favorite illustration with me in the comments!! 💗

Puuung says love is something that emits light from small things and comes in ways that we can easily overlook in our daily lives. This game is as simple to play as what Puuung said, but it appealed to me. The love story between two people is filled with all kinds of little details in life. You can get in touch with a lot of interesting little daily stories quickly in this game with great graphics.

On your average day, I'm up at 7:00 am. I've got to catch up on the morning news, make some calls, and ideally eat breakfast. Then in the afternoon, I've got work tasks, meetings, and a fitness schedule to maintain, and I need to remind myself to eat once more. Finally come evening, I've got rehearsals, more phone calls, catching up with my friends, games to play for my next review, and HOPEFULLY dinner—and all of this operates under the assumption that a giant disaster doesn't throw a monkey wrench into my plans! Long story short, on a perfect day...there aren't many opportunities to slow down and appreciate the small things. This is the selling point of the self-described stress-free emotional healing art game