Lili: Child of Geos

Lili: Child of Geos is a charming RPG that was originally a mobile game before being remade for other platforms. The game’s primary mechanic involves pulling flowers off the backs of enemies, a system that reveals the game's mobile origins. It combines puzzle-solving with a touch of quick reflexes, making for an interesting, if somewhat simplistic, challenge. Beyond that, the game focuses heavily on exploring the beautifully designed island of Geos, filled with quirky and humorous residents to interact with.
The game offers plenty of collectibles that add depth to the experience and extends the playthrough, along with a handful of nostalgic nods to classic RPGs like The Legend of Zelda. While the gameplay can occasionally feel repetitive, its charm and visual appeal make it an enjoyable experience overall.
For completionists, earning all achievements will require two or three playthroughs, with some achievements needing a bit of grinding. Despite this, Lili: Child of Geos remains a delightful, lighthearted adventure, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a cute, fun game.

Based on the game description, I expected something that would remind me of Zelda or Psychonauts. This game is nothing like those at all.
HOWEVER, it is still a very fun collect-a-thon experience. It's a simple game that suffers slightly from the mobile to PC transition, but that flaw is easy to ignore because of how charming the game is. Dealing with the Spirits was a blast. Very simple system, but just involved enough to stop itself from being boring.
The game itself isn't incredibly long, and as long as you aren't trying to 100% it in one sitting, it's a very pleasing way to spend an afternoon.

Apparently the goal of this game is to deflower wood spirits. Make of that what you will.
Aaanyway, it's not a bad game, a bit short tho.

Fun little quick adventure game perfect for kids. Pick it up when its under $10

cute game, cute story. had fun (:

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