Laurane Reine-Adelaïde


5 games reviewed
60.0% of games recommended
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Aug 20, 2025

Is This Seat Taken? is definitely a lovely gaming experience. It isn’t unnecessarily long, despite the game being fundamentally a puzzle, you get enough lore and background NPC stories to really immerse yourself in the game (yes, I have been spying on everyone’s tea. Don’t judge me, we all do!). A chill, pretty game that makes your brain work without you realising it? We’ll take it!

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Aug 14, 2025

Find My Frogs is a light-hearted hidden objects game with a sweet concept and charming visuals. It delivers exactly what it promises: a casual hunt for cute frogs. It didn’t capture me the way I hoped, but I can still appreciate the care put into its world. If you’re into relaxed point-and-click games, or just want to lose yourself in a whimsical tree village full of tiny frogs, it might be worth the leap.

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Liked-a-lot - Islanders: New Shores
Jul 27, 2025

Honestly, I don’t have any complaints about Islanders: New Shores. It delivers on all fronts: gameplay, visuals, and sound design. It fully captured my attention, and the experience was more than pleasant. It’s the kind of game you open “just for 10 minutes” and find yourself playing an hour later. So I guess… they did it again!

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Liked - Blenzzle
Jul 15, 2025

There are plenty of puzzle games out there, so why choose Blenzzle? Because it promises a gentle, enjoyable time. It gives your brain a chance to step off the fast-paced treadmill of everyday life and gently guides you into a stress-free, focused distraction. That’s the gift Blenzzle offers. And the fact that you can support an indie developer working solo on her passion project? What more reason do you need? Just hop in!

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Liked - Trails
Jul 3, 2025

As a story-driven gamer, Trails got me perplexed. The mechanics and the atmosphere are definitely there. And yet… it feels like there’s a hidden story peeking through the cracks of the game — one I just can’t quite make out. So playing this game feels relaxing, but also leaves behind a slight bittersweet taste, as if I’m missing out on something I can’t grasp. Trails isn’t a game you play all in one sitting. It deserves to be appreciated in small bites. If you’re the kind of gamer who finds relaxation in deep focus and logic puzzles, all wrapped up in a chill, non-overstimulating aesthetic, then this one’s for you

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