I really enjoyed this game. The point and click mechanics are solid, and the puzzles in this one really got me thinking. If you find yourself stuck, my best advice is to just try to move the puzzle pieces around or close your eyes for a few seconds to reset your brain. While the gameplay is great, my main complaint is that it is simply too short. It was over before I knew it, which is a shame because it is so fun. Still, I will definitely follow this sequel and am looking forward to the next one.

I love this game! The music is so peaceful, and the different puzzles test your way of thinking, with lots outside-the-box. Perfect game for those days wanting a brain-teaser on a rainy day! 10/10 recommend!

Delightful simple puzzles with no filler.

Lovely art. Lovely puzzles. Lovely game.

Sweet, low-key puzzle game. The art style is charming and the music is lovely and soothing. I finished the game in around 3 hours. Excellent fun. Looking forward to another one.

Good puzzle game with mastercraft design

I love games that find depth in such a simple set of mechanics. The amount of mileage the developer gets out of the letter grid alone is worth your time and money. Plus the puzzles are fun. You can also bother a cat. 10/10

This is a lovely short puzzle game, with some interesting unique ideas. Good time.

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I went into this game thinking, "well, this should be easy", after all, you only have to move a few objects into position to get the answers and move on. Well, after the 1st chapter, I was stumped more often than not and admittedly had to use the hints a lot (always followed by a slap on the forehead). So, yeah, this one gets a big thumbs up for complexity built into the simplicity of it all. Good going!

i think i know this person's style of puzzle to well LOL finished all of it in 70 mins with no hints! highly recommend if you want a calming puzzle experience~

As the original puzzle game great little gem! Nice art! Most puzzles are mask with pattern recognition based. I got it on sale as the original one. This one took me about 1.5h .. so you can finish both in less than 3h. So buy them on sale otherwise while beautiful the content isn't that much

Another banger by Stone from HER TREES. I loved the first game and was pleasantly surprised there was a sequel, and it does not disappoint. The new puzzles were equally as fun to solve as those from the original. Sometimes you have to sit with a puzzle for a while, but when it finally clicks it's so satisfying. There's something poignant about being stuck, moving the puzzle pieces around aimlessly, but then trying to put them in a new perspective and then - everything finally makes sense. I did use a few hints and enjoyed how they were presented - they were subtly able to pull me in the right direction without completely revealing the answer. This game is absolutely worth its price, if not more.

After HER TREES : THE PUZZLE HOUSE, I honestly doubted the dev could pull off 40+ new puzzles without repeating himself...and yet here we are. HER TREES : PUZZLE DREAM more than doubles the count of the first title, and I stand corrected. The concept is still beautifully simple: figure out which letters to click and in what order. The solutions are easy on paper, but spotting them is the real challenge. I clocked about 1h30 and felt both smart and mildly outplayed. The hint system is again step by step and flexible, but this time hints are timed and the game tracks how many you use at the end. There are no achievements tied to restraint, so it is purely a personal pride thing, but perfectionists might feel watched. I did not use hints, so I cannot comment on recharge behavior, but the timer alone already changes the vibe compared to the previous game. On the plus side, the world guides you more clearly with interaction markers and lights showing where puzzles are, so I was never lost on what was the next step to take. The puzzle variety is honestly impressive. Even when I thought “I’ve seen this before”, the twist said otherwise. Difficulty, however, is a bit uneven this time. I completed some puzzles in a matter of seconds, while others took me over 20 minutes of intense overthinking. Beginners might breeze through some sections and then hit a wall, while veterans may crave consistency. It's still sensory friendly though, with calm music, no bright lights, no loud sounds, and no global timer breathing down your neck. Levels are grouped into areas, so there is a bit more running around if you skip and revisit puzzles (but nothing too long). Content wise it is solid for the price, but comparatively higher than the first game time-wise, so the bundle is the smarter move. I would especially recommend it to seasoned puzzlers, even if technically anyone can finish it. For more reviews like this one, please check out Ele's Little Recommendation Corner!For reviews covering all types of indies, recent and old, don't hesitate to drop by IndieGems!

Fun little game, the puzzles are intuitive and make sense with a little bit of thinking. The hints are useful without giving anything away. There is one puzzle I had a bit of a problem with, a puzzle in level 4. The hint for that puzzle really didn't make anything clear on what the intended solution was, but at the same time I suppose there isn't really a clever way to *hint* at what you're supposed to do without spoiling the whole puzzle. Other than that, amazing little game, worth the full price in my opinion