Letters - a written adventure

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  • Summary: A heartwarming coming of age story about finding the right words.

    Letters is a cozy, often funny, sometimes sad game about friendship, courage and the power of words. You journey back to the 90s and 2000s to follow the story of Sarah, moving through her beautifully hand-drawn letters and    A heartwarming coming of age story about finding the right words.

    Letters is a cozy, often funny, sometimes sad game about friendship, courage and the power of words.
    You journey back to the 90s and 2000s to follow the story of Sarah, moving through her beautifully hand-drawn letters and nostalgic pixel worlds.
    Help her navigate all the ups and downs of growing up and decide what kind of person she'll become.
    Use words to solve riddles and explore Sarah's colorful world full of wacky characters, relatable stories and bad puns.

    Features
    - comfy, playful & casual game that focuses on narration and having fun with words
    - relatable coming of age story, inspired by real-life
    - clever riddles that you can solve with the power of words
    - beautifully hand-drawn visuals & pixel art evolving with Sarah’s age
    - branching storyline where you can discover new possibilities with every playthrough
    - good for practicing English skills in a fun way
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  1. ProGamerGulr92
    Feb 14, 2022
    10
    I really enjoyed the game. It has a beautiful story and beautiful art and doesn't shy away from the ups and downs in life.
  2. Cheese_Ilouise
    Mar 3, 2022
    8
    Puntastic! A sweet little indie game where you play as Sarah, a little girl who writes letters and instant messages to her pen pal. You jumpPuntastic! A sweet little indie game where you play as Sarah, a little girl who writes letters and instant messages to her pen pal. You jump up and down the lines of the letters and play with words to progress. I really liked the hand-drawn art style: The letters are bordered with doodles which you can talk to and change by throwing words at them. Here, the developers show an immense attention to details: Colours change when you get near an illustration and even if an action doesn't advance the story it's very likely something funny will happen (you can create a pile of cats for no other reason than... well, the more cats the better, right?) You can also make various choices throughout the story. So I highly recommend doing a second playthrough to explore the backstories of Sarahs different friends and family members.
    My only complaint is that the game mechanic gets a bit repetitive over time. Especially towards the end I felt it somewhat interrupted the flow to scan the text for that one specific word when I just really wanted to progress the story. But still, it's a short, inventive and beautiful game I can really recommend.    … Expand

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