A lovely adventure game that focuses on narration, with a lovely pictorial style, and tells the story of a woman dealing with her past, the memories of her grandmother and the summers she spent hanging out in Dordogne. I played it with Daughter, we had lots of fun with its story, we loved the fascinating scenery and It reminded me of the best Pixar stuff, the one that can really be appreciated in different ways depending on your age and experiences and always be emotional and moving. Anyway, I like this recent genre I could call “French indie games that try to be original while talking about the human condition”. Also, we finally were able to play a French game in French language!

Dordogne es una experiencia artística y emotiva que, con una jugabilidad simple, cautiva por su arte y su atmósfera nostálgica. Su historia, aunque breve, es un viaje introspectivo sobre los lazos familiares, los recuerdos y las heridas que el tiempo deja en ellos. A través de sus acuarelas y una narración sutil, el juego transforma la nostalgia en algo casi palpable, invitándonos a redescubrir el pasado no solo como un reflejo de lo que fuimos, sino como una clave para entender quiénes somos.

This was a very charming and heartwarming narrative light adventure game. The art style is gorgeous and the writing/story is very well crafted and structured. I loved the relationships that were explored and felt like the ending was a wonderful way to wrap up the storylines that were being told. While some of the controls weren’t super smooth for some interactions, the puzzles were simple but effective and still fun play through. I really enjoyed being able to make your own scrapbook to capture the main character’s memories of her journey. It was short and sweet and overall a good time

Cute linear narrative game. Very short I would definitely buy it on sale. But the watercolor effects alone was just nice to immersion and get lost in. It has a great lesson in it and for that I give it a four.

é muito bonitinho, mas a gameplay é tão ruim e certas coisas são feitas tão porcamente que nem vale a pena jogar de novo, infelizmente :(

Played this sweet little Indie with my 12 year old daughter. Was able to play it through in 2 sessions (following a rather frustrating glitch which forced us to restart). The artwork is stunning, it offers around 70% of the value and the story the other 30%. There is not much to the gameplay, simple point and click for the most part however the scrapbooking was a lovely creative way to deliver bespoke playthroughs. Definitely worth a play when you are in the mood for something sentimental and dreamy.