Melon Journey: Bittersweet Reminiscences has you meandering round a city the place melons are unlawful, determining private lives and secrets and techniques as you discover.
Honeydew has a few issues. She works at a melon soda manufacturing unit. Not likely a viable job when melons grow to be unlawful. Certainly one of her associates has additionally gone lacking. The solutions in regards to the lacking pal and fruit legalities are someplace on this city, however the place? Somebody is aware of, however to determine that out, you’ll should play detective on the town. This implies you’ll be speaking with people and attending to know their behaviors and actions, tailing whoever you assume is aware of one thing to hopefully get to the reality. By all appearances you’re doing all your sleuthing in a vibrant, pleased metropolis, so this shouldn’t be a harmful case so that you can work by. Hopefully.
The Sport Boy aesthetic and the lovely areas/folks make exploration nice and interesting. I simply actually favored strolling across the place and seeing who I might meet and discuss with. I imply, I had some vital stuff to do, however I couldn’t assist however get sidetracked spending just a little time making enjoyable recollections with the townsfolk. Issues don’t appear fully sinister on this world, so I wasn’t too anxious about my lacking pal (then once more, I are inclined to wander and ignore the principle job in open world video games when there IS hazard, so…). The writing and conversations are too foolish and charming to cross up, so I simply actually favored strolling round and speaking with people.
Melon Journey: Bittersweet Reminiscences is a nice little thriller sport that understands the significance of nice characters and conversations in an open world sport. It does a fantastic job making you wish to meet everybody and discuss with them, and has woven a world I used to be unhappy to depart when it was executed.
Melon Journey: Bittersweet Reminiscences is offered now on the Nintendo eShop, PlayStation Retailer, Microsoft Retailer, GOG, and Steam.
