plastic coquina

Really beautiful writing and loved the artstyle. A super interesting concept for a dress up game. I totally look forward to seeing more from the creator!

hooray for playing dolls ^_^

first attempt was sorta like.. trying to make a character? finding a theming and trying to stick with it.  i think i did well enough!! second attempt is what spoke to me personally and i'm much more fond of it.. <3 what a delightful game i had so much fun playing (and will do a few more attempts of once i post this, hehe) i absolutely love this gameplay it's so. unique? or unfamiliar to me at least. but it scratched a very specific itch in my brain!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

i felt like i was in a daze when played this. it was a great experience, thank you for creating it!

she's so cute I want to make dolls now

Cute <3

I love my totally normal doll #mydoll

This was super charming! It took me a few moments to figure out how the maze worked (I thought that I had to select items before I started walking), but I really enjoyed the presentation. The unpacking of the boxes over the days told a nice story.

I ended up with a very nautical doll! Makes sense with all the sea themed items I chose. The descriptions for each item were very lovely; they were very personal yet they also sounded like something that I would own (like the museum pamphlet). The minigame to pick which items to make the doll was cute. I was stumped at times because each item, despite the short descriptions and time I owned them, were hard to part with.

This was such a well-designed game! I loved how it took me back playing on the DS, how I wished I had a stylus when selecting on the all the pieces and guiding the doll through the beautiful labyrinths. I also rly enjoyed just how charming the writing was, detailing our player's life, giving hints to their outside world while finding a comfort in dollmaking/past while navigating a new place.

My doll turned out really cute, and I can't wait to replay see the other combinations <3

THIS IS REALLY LOVELY. The doll I got feels super fitting for my tastes since I love eerie/uncanny girls (I wish I had taken a screenshot before the clothing part because I really liked the glass heart window design. I'll replay so I can do that because I definitely want to draw her!) 

First of all I really love the style of the interface, it reminds me of the Nintendo DS which feels really nostalgic! (I assume it's supposed to be a kit box which are clampshell-designed, but the DS was what popped in my head first haha)

The writing was really well done. I love how the narrative slowly shows the viewer that the MC has let their time (and their life?) be consumed by building this doll, especially the lines about other people having to check up on them. The ending where the doll has allowed them to be anchored to their new home was really sweet (Coquina means shellfish so I think the MC moved to a seaside city).

I adored the environments changing after we choose the parts. The leaves of the tree representing the head/mind, the rivers representing the body, the fish area being the eyes, and the strands of hair were all beautifully drawn.

This was such a charming concept to do for a dollmaker! I really enjoyed playing this. You guys did amazing!

That was engaging and fun in a strange way for me. Usually not a big fan of point and click but the feel of the game made me what to continue. Not sure what i did but i got this this. Graphics are great!

Great work!