Été Steam Charts & Stats

A guy says "tabarnak" to his kid within the first 10 minutes. Lore accurate. 10/10

Very poorly optimized, and also pronoun nonsense.

Exploration, foraging/collecting, creating, and decoration tend to be my favorite things to do in cozy games, and this one has all of them. Playing on Steam Deck and so far (a little under 10 hours of play) and it is running fine.

Really cute but that performance patch need is real. Even my rather high end system feels this game. 4070 Super and I am like "oh my god I better cap my FPS" The game itself is super charming and wonderful.

Very fun/cozy game ! It's simple, the artsyle is nice, the character interactions are fun and very Mtl accurate hahaha Getting to freely walk around plus adding more and more colors to the world and discovering new areas as I go is fun It's unfortunately not streamer friendly though... The game is so heavy even with all the settings to the lowest that it slows down all my stream related apps Plus, two of the small wall graffitis won't complete no matter how much I paint them (Diamond & another one I don't remember)

A beautiful game to chill to, with amusing characters, a lovely aesthetic, and simple puzzle elements you can be creative with. I would recommend this as there is true gold here if you want a cozy game, but you may want to wait until it receives some TLC patches, or at least be willing to have patience with it. It needs optimization (there's currently a beta for that, so hopefully it helps when fully released). The longer I played the more the game slowed down; I think paint bubbles were trapped under the map or in places I couldn't reach or see, and gradually began to cause lag as they accumulated. Sometimes they would come to me at completely random times with a noise and no visual element, filling my meter. I tried turning down multiple options to improve performance and the effect seemed minimal. As an aside for the dev, if they see this, I would recommend including an option that stops auto-centering the cursor to the middle of the screen during dialogue, because it made text boxes cumbersome to click on when multiple options needed to be selected sequentially, like in the opening. I felt like I was constantly fighting the mouse. Some might prefer that, though, so an option addresses both aspects.

The game does what it says, but somehow I felt it was missing something. I enjoyed the game, though, so it gets an up-vote.

A cozy and beautiful painter living simulator with a really unique twist where you "paint" the real world of the town you just moved to. Exploring it you will meet potential buyers and get inspiration for the art you make, show off and sell in-game. You will unlock more things to add to your paintings (which you make with a really cool in-game editor) as you get inspired by exploring the world and meeting it's people. You can also decorate and furnish your home. Short but sweet.