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This game is cute, and it is clunky. If you're looking for a management sim, this isn't it. Calico is a game where you can decorate a cat cafe and fulfill requests for townsfolk. They character designs are adorable, the world is vibrantly colored (though sometimes a little too saturated in my own personal tastes), and it's pretty easy to control. There are graphical glitches, and character collision is weird. Animals flop around in ways that look painful sometimes. I had a glitch where an animal I needed to pick up and take somewhere for a side quest just didn't let me interact with it after I tried to assign it to my party. This was fixed by turning it off and back on again, but it's a picture of the kind of thing you can expect. In addition, some quests will accept work you've already done but most want you to work on the quest only after it is asked of you even if you intuited what needed to be done. Also, sometimes it's pretty unclear what you're supposed to do next. All this being said, it's still adorable. That is its main selling point, if you need something simple and easy without strife more complex or stressful than "I'm a catgirl now and I don't like water anymore, but my friend still wants me to come swimming!" then this game might be a good distraction.

A really fun game! It's not the kind of puzzle where you can use logic to find the answer always, so you are going to have to use your gut and trial-and-error some segments. That being said, it's still a game with lots of puzzles for your money (with both a story mode that ramps you up slowly or side puzzles you can play from the get-go.) None of the background music is grating, the art is cute, and I recommend it! Fantastic for train rides, plane rides, long car rides, or just taking a minute by yourself.

This is a simple bubble aiming game. I would almost recommend this to people who enjoy that kind of game, since it's a cheap and easy way to get your fix. Just pure arcade high score with no story to distract. However, the pointer drifts as though my controllers have joycon drift, which they do not. It's not by a large amount, but it is irritating. I'm sure you can find a better version of this somewhere else in the Switch's library, though I can't argue with the price (3.99 USD as of this review, though it commonly goes on sale for 1.99 USD)

(This review is a copy paste of the one for My Magic Florist, because they are the same game with different graphics and I feel the same way about both.) This is a simple "server customers at a counter" game. On Nintendo Switch, the controls are very clunky. There's a button prompt for one of the things the customers want (pouring the tea) but everything else is done with the control stick and a button. It's not intuitive, there are little to no tutorials, and the game isn't set up for you to fulfill requests very well. It seems to expect you to grind some of the early levels to get upgrades so you can even function in the later ones. The only positive thing is that the music isn't horrible. If you're wanting to stress yourself out with something not worth your time, try this out! Otherwise, avoid it.

This is a simple "server customers at a counter" game. On Nintendo Switch, the controls are very clunky. There's a button prompt for one of the things the customers want (pouring the tea) but everything else is done with the control stick and a button. It's not intuitive, there are little to no tutorials, and the game isn't set up for you to fulfill requests very well. It seems to expect you to grind some of the early levels to get upgrades so you can even function in the later ones. The only positive thing is that the music isn't horrible. If you're wanting to stress yourself out with something not worth your time, try this out! Otherwise, avoid it.