In addition, it even manages to arouse a slight moral sense in me, which is actually quite special for such a playful title as this one. All in all, I certainly don't want to put the game in too negative a light, given the mainly positive undertone that it manages to radiate as far as I'm concerned. The concept is unique and refreshing, but also so monotonous that it could get boring rather quickly. Minabo is therefore a game that you can play through in between and then leave it for a while, to be able to pick it up again later. There is nothing to explore, unlike the 1st one its extremely. I have no idea how ANYONE can spend 12 hours in this game. It's not a race and there's no prize for finishing quickly.
In terms of content, the game seems hefty with 25 quests to choose from, but because the gameplay is so simple and simplistic, you'll probably have seen the game before. 1 hour 10 minutes in - and i'm already on chapter 5 out of 15. The UI is well-arranged and clear, although selecting the right character is sometimes a chore that takes too much time. The seasons are beautifully depicted with falling leaves, snow, growing leaves on the trees and then the sun that comes up again. What makes this game so characteristic are especially the super cheerful and colorful graphics and the good background music that manages to remain varied, but also the same.
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