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A bright, relaxed reel-matching game built around a collection of mythic creatures and tidy little animations.
★★★★☆ 4.3
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Casual · 4.3★
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- Turn-based combat that rewards planning
- Writing that remembers your choices
- Great save system for short sessions
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«A bright, relaxed reel-matching game built around a collection of mythic creatures and tidy little animations.»
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«A quiet turn-based role-playing game about a wandering healer rebuilding a forgotten village.»
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