"When there's nobody there to see you, you disappear."
In Girls Made Pudding, two girls tour a series of towns that people have disappeared from. Follow them on the road as they find out the mysteries of this world.
It's honestly impressive how a game set in a post-apocalyptic world can feel so cozy and relaxing. The peaceful drives, calming music, and adorable interactions between the two girls make the whole experience feel special. They're genuinely so cute together, and seeing their relationship develop throughout the journey is one of my favorite parts. Of...
Normally I wouldn't call a story set in a post-apocalyptic universe "relaxing," but somehow this game nails it with the calm driving vibes, slowly unfolding character development, and gentle background music. That despite a world filled with isolation and the bittersweet reality of knowing the two girls in the story only have each other to survive,...
Short and comfy game. Nothing groundbreaking, but was an enjoyable experience.
