Leila Steam Charts & Stats

I really love the artwork and the riddles - alone for that, I will play it again. I wish there would have been some more moments of her life, to make it more complete. It feels a bit like a summary and I myself would have prefered it to be in the right timeline. Nonetheless I enjoyed it big time and the game did a great job to show, rather than tell you the story.

Beautiful game with a very good message. If you need a game to play in between larger games this is the one for you. The game takes less than 2 hours to complete but the story was worth it. Game consists of puzzles without directions which might be hard for some unless you like figuring things out on your own and having to use your mind. 4/5 stars for me. Plus the purchase of the goes towards a good good cause!

Leila gently nudges you outside of your comfort zone while remaining a cozy game. There is truly nothing like it! The puzzles are solvable, but not too easy. It's perfect.

I will say I was left wanting more! More please?! I got through the game in 4 hours. I will definitely play a few more times to get achievements and see if there are other paths through the story. This game seems made to acknowledge a very specific audience. It paints a true picture of a postpartum world. It's a wonderful message of self care and the importance of managing one's mental health. I felt seen. and I hope there are a host of other people who feel the same while playing this game. I truly want to thank you, developers, for this beautiful story. The game play is great; a perfect point and click mouse game. The puzzles are just hard enough and really made me think...but I want more.

I desperately recommend it. I can't much resist to story based games but this feels different. Must to try it.

I was all for this game, but ran into a game breaking bug that literally made it impossible to progress for some reason? I just can't get past the second round of the dollhouse. When i get to the end with the book it replays the sequence when the child was there and then it just freezes my game. I have tried reloading several times and REDID THAT ENTIRE FUCKING BORING SECTION. No i'm not gonna restart from the beginning to find out. Wish i could have refunded this... If you don't run into this bug then yeah you might enjoy it, but i didn't.

Leila portrays a woman’s journey of reflection and introspection… a look back at life’s choices, regrets, and successes. The hope is that the player will relate to aspects of the narrative, since we, as humans, tend to have common experiences. Many of us consider ‘what might have been’ and some of us have been to the edge of the abyss, and back. Despite colorful art and some light philosophy, Leila lacks continuity and depth. The player is pulled through a series of disconnected thoughts and memories with no specific timeline. Along the way, there are mini-games which feel like add-ons, rather than parts of an integrated whole. As a result, I finished the game without a real sense of who the character was or what underlying message was intended. The player is given the option of skipping scenes with mild gore or self-harm. I did not skip scenes and did not find anything too graphic or too emotional. The game saves on exit to a single slot, meaning that there is no way to return to prior scenes without starting a new game. Depending on your exit point, you may find yourself restarting a scene and needing to rework some activities. Almost all achievements are easily missed. Completionists should read the descriptions before playing. While the premise of Leila is sound, the game does not come together into a cohesive experience. The mini-games have no instructions and it is not always obvious what is required. For at least one, I ended up watching a video walk-through to understand the mechanics. While Leila is not a bad game, it is not a satisfying one and I can’t recommend it.