Seaberry Keep Reviews

A quick, cute game!

A whimsical waltz through the mysterious Seaberry Castle! Recommend enjoying on a rainy day with a mug of hot tea.

A sweet, strange and memorable little adventure with genuine care behind it. It's like being told a stream-of-consciousness bedtime story by a very imaginative story-teller. I loved the creative flourish in the scenes that let you decorate your room and garden.

If you've ever wanted to experience a burgeoning cinematic universe brought to life by flying cupcakes bearing the gift of the English language, anthropomorphic old cat ladies (do old, single cat ladies adopt a lot of humans?), and ghosts who might compete on the next season of The Great British Bake Off, then you've come to the right place. Seaberry Keep is a short, whimsical tale about new friends, helping others, exploration, and the transactional nature of interpersonal relationships in the modern capitalist world. The art is cute, sound design subtle but fitting, and VA spirited and pleasant. Spend some time meandering amongst the keep. Flower gardens, your very own bedroom to decorate, and other surprises besides await you. You won't regret it.

Hi, I am Strawberry Sorbet, can you open this door for me because I have no arms - talking to a ghost by the way. I am not sure if this developer is playing 4D chess with me, but even with all of the jokes, I feel like most of them were unintentional, and I thought this game was hilarious. It's actually not just a visual novel, more like a graphic adventure game with some exploration and mini-games, such as decorating a room or doing various hidden-object puzzles. Suprisingly voice acted too, I thought the ghost brought a very strong emotional range to the character, some of the best dialogue written for a game. The game is about 40 minutes for 100% completion, apparently with a planned Christmas special, for all of you who are now invested in the Seaberry Keep universe. I am not sure if I want to artistically analyze this game (because it would kill me), but I will say that is a stellar dev name, "Cozy Strawberry", as an American Dung Beetle I feel like there is mutual respect and understanding. Lots of cute backgrounds, $3-5, ehh worth a play, if you like me and get amused very easily. [code]Niche, obscure and underrated games: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/31294838-Hidden-Gem-Discovery/ [/code]

I'm not even sure how I got this game but it was... interesting LOL Best played when in space

A very cute game where the characters try to save a turtle named Chippy, who accidentally fell down a hole. They then get stuck in Seaberry Keep. At this new place they meet a bunch of new characters and try to make their way out of it. The Good It has cute art. It was a cute story. There’s nice music. There’s lots of levels to see. You can decorate some levels. I thought the voice acting was good. You can save whenever you want. The game tells you that you should save before leaving an area where you can’t go back. Different paths taken will give you unique dialogue. It was short. It was made by one person. Not So Good The game froze my computer right before going to some garden party. That was scary because I didn’t expect this game to do that. Had to force shutdown. Conclusion I enjoyed the game. The credits were lovely and cute.

100% gentle and pointless, slightly funny, quite cute - exactly what I was expecting and what I wanted. A+ (albeit VERY expensive for the length)

Cozy Strawberry had unlocked my inner child I never knew I still had and I love them for it. Wholesome voice acting, wholesome characters, wholesome puzzles, and wholesome creativity. You can't have a more charitable game than this one. If the voice acting is any indication of what the dev is like in real life, then I wish I could meet them. They seem like a sweet person.

I... what? The game's unapologetically, unabashedly and unwaveringly cute with absolutely zero signs of any irony. It's exactly what it looks like, and it actually warmed my heart a bit. I feel like this is a game best played by a small child, maybe on a tablet or something? It's a little barebones, the main enjoyment factor comes from watching the CUTE, hearing the adorable voice acting and thinking "what sort of bonkers-but-cute thing will happen next?". It knows what it is, what it isn't, and it knows how to play into that. That deserves respect. I'm getting the sequel as well.