Quick Look: The Gardens Between

Gives me an Oxenfree vibe.

My favorite dave matthews band song.

This looks great. Love the art style

This is a good look.

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Note for USA people who can't seem to pronounce "stein" correctly. It's pronounced like "stine". Never "Steen".

Quick memory aide:

The Garden grows in both directions. It grows into tomorrow and yesterday.

I hate that I immediately got this reference.

Finished this game this morning and it is super good. The puzzles continue to be fresh and inventive through to the end and it's very touching. Play it!

This has a very charming look, but the gameplay sadly looks rather mediocre.

Jan, your video blurb text is top notch

Puzzle game? QL where you yell at the screen because the solution is simple

Ahhhhhhhh, that music is so soothing.

Eh... lots of Americans with "stein" in their surname pronounce it "steen".

Obviously it's not good German, but you can't really argue with people about how they choose to pronounce their name.

@bathala: I don't ever do that cause I'm not a crazy person, nor am I chauvinistic about my own gaming abilities.

Considering the last puzzle you showed is on the challenging level of a 1-2 of any other puzzle game, i'm afraid this might be more like a chill ride than anything else.

@frytup: I guess with personal names you can want it to be pronounced any way you want it to. I feel like it's still helpful as general advice though.

@hassun: They're talking about the Berenstain Bears which is commonly misspelled as Berenstein.

Also, obligatory:

@please_love_me: Berenstain does sound like someone in the USA heard Berenstein and wrote it phonetically or someone changing the spelling to Berenstain to avoid people saying Berensteen. Stan Berenstain was from Pennsylvania as well so there could be a "Pennsylvania Dutch" thing going on there.

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Excellent reference.

Really enjoy the low-key vibe Brad and Jason bring to their looks.

Love seeing Australian games get quick looked

Tons of really neat-looking small games all over the place, agony of choice is a thing.