Minute of Islands Reviews
Minute of Islands is a well told game. Mos burden and the resulting interpersonal conflicts delivery an emotional bond to the characters and suck you into the game and its world. You still only get a visual novel level of gameplay with this concept in mind but if you're ok with it, you'll get a fascinating and beautiful experience from studio Fizbin.
Review in German | Read full review
Still, the overall effect is pretty strong. The lovely presentation pairs nicely with the melancholic story, and you're left with a short but atmospheric and intriguing adventure.
Minute of Islands offers us a game of great visual beauty, with handmade drawings that impress at every step to offer us a very unique puzzle and platform game. Its plot delves into different aspects of life and makes us reflex. On the other hand, its structure can become quite repetitive and heavy at times.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
It's Mo's grandmother who urges Mo to go to a place she has always feared. The place, it turns out, is not anywhere near as repulsive as the intricate musculature of the underground caves, or the harsh reality of the island being killed by fungus. Instead, it's beautiful; the full scope of Minute of Islands' colors are on full display, with intricate, marvelous mushrooms growing out of what was once flesh and spore. But this is also a place Mo can only enter without the comfort of her Omni Switch. Her fear, it seems, is not tied to the monstrous, but instead, to vulnerability.