Teacup Reviews

as someone who grew up with a Grandma that always made me tea for my every mood and every occasion; this game made me feel the warmth and happiness she always bought to my heart. ☕️

8/10

This game took me about an hour and a half. I went in with lighthearted feelings for it and left feeling warm, cozy, nostalgic, and even a little emotional. The storyline is pretty linear as long as you talk to everyone and take note of what they say so you know where to go next. I had a bit of difficulty figuring that out, but being able to keep up with the teas I collected helped. You can tell which tea or ingredient you've collected because the page will be colored in. I especially like that in most cases when you mess up on the puzzles there is no penalty. I felt like I was being gentle parented. Anyway, the music, storyline, character relationships, and visuals left me feeling nostalgia for a town I'm not even part of. The interactions with Teacup and her friends leave my heart fond. For just around an hour and a half I was able to immerse myself in a cute little exploration for tea and was left feeling completely satisfied with what I got from this game. Such a sweet game with adorable characters. I recommend this game to anyone who needs a comforting cozy game to sit back and drink a cup of tea to!

Loved it - this game is just so cute. The art, the colours... chef´s kiss. It is a short and pretty straighforward game but so pretty! Includes a couple of different puzzles that are fairly simple. A time pleasantly spent with a cup of tea.

Short but extremely sweet, perfect game for a lazy afternoon.

Very wholesome and cute puzzle and exploration game. You play as a frog who is trying to track down all the ingredients for her tea party. Very short game with simple and straightforward puzzles but still very enjoyable. Peaceful and relaxing soundtrack with bright colourful visuals, I enjoyed exploring all the different parts of the map.

Super cute and simple. I love love love the style. Worldbuilding was surprisingly effective for such a small game. The music fit the aesthetic perfectly. 100% recommend >-<

A lovely little game. Spent a cozy two hours completing it. Really like the art style and enjoyed the different mini games. They felt balanced in difficulty. Overall gameplay was nice, with simple controls. Highly recommend if you´re interested in a cozy little tea adventure to fill an afternoon. Felt like I got exactly what I paid for :)

I love tea, and have a big tea collection and cosy games I can finish in one afternoon. I was so excited to play Teacup The game has a charming cute art style and nice soundtrack. The minigames are nice additions. And I really like the tea journal. I learned a few new things, reading trough it. But instead of feeling cosy I felt bored. The art style as cute as it is couldn't save it. the whole game is a massive fetch quest. Go to a area, talk to everybody until somebody tells you where to go, go there, do a minigame/ puzzle and get your tea. Then go to the next area and repeat, until you forget where to go next, there is no log quest, so if you forget where to go you need to talk to everybody again. Nothing indicated how to even find the last minigame to finish the game. The characters are cute but most of them have nothing interesting to say. It felt boring reading everything. But some conversations have their charm, sadly it is the minority. Stuff I wished they do better: -the walking speed is way to slow, even the “sprint” -there is no way to toggle sprint what made my hand cramp (My hands don’t work the best haha) -the game only shows keyboard promts. -the minigames are extremely short and simple The game is way to short, but felt way to long due to how slow it plays. The fetchquesty gameplay wouldn’t be as bad especially if the walking speed would be a bit faster. The game looks amazing and every new scene is wallpaper worthy, but I wish more the time spend on time went into coding a better game. I don’t think the game is worth 10 dollars, definitely buy it on a 50% or more. I say it is 4.5/10, not my cup of tea.