Originally I just wanted to play for a while before going to bed, but when I looked up it was already dawn. This game is really poisonous, not the kind of scary poison, but the kind of puzzle poison that makes you can't help but keep clicking. The name sounds like a children's game, but it turns out that the plot is actually related to a virus outbreak. I thought I was going to fight candy monsters at first, but it turned out that I was studying ancient languages in a museum... It was quite unexpected.
While I was playing, I kept the desk lamp on and made a cup of hot tea. The only sound in the room was the sound of the keyboard and the gentle background sound from the game. It's perfect for late at night. The pace isn't fast, and the puzzles don't rush you. You just think about it slowly, and if you can't figure it out, just stare at the screen in a daze, and then try again. I was stuck on an ancient symbol for almost forty minutes, and almost fell asleep. Then suddenly I solved it with a flash of inspiration, and I felt as awake as if I had drank three cups of coffee☕
What struck me the most was the dubbing. Deborah Whitwick's voice was so gentle. Listening to it in the early hours of the morning, I felt like I was being coaxed into playing the game. There are also the details of the candy elements in the scene. Although the plot is quite serious, there are always cute little decorations in the corners, such as colorful door handles and lollipop-shaped candlesticks, which make people feel good.
Amway is for friends who also like to stay up late and play quiet games, you can really try it. But a reminder, don't stay up all night again like me. Haha, I have morning classes tomorrow (oh, not today)... Forget it, I'll go back to sleep first and continue to solve puzzles in my dreams😴
Good night, or good morning? I don't know anymore. Night owls retreat! 🦉💤