Experience a rainy day in Japan at your grandmother's home.

Upon starting this game, you're given the option on how long you'd like it to be (20, 40, or 60 minutes). After that, you're set free exploring the house, your exploration being rewarded with cutscenes and locked rooms to explore. Some of the surprises you find are wholesomely creepy while others are more fantastical and beautiful.

The dialogue and art style of the characters strangely reminded me of Harvest Moon: a Wonderful Life.

The biggest negative is interacting with objects. They either don't respond to your interaction or respond too much. For example, I found opening a dresser drawer causes it to burst open, throwing its belongings across the room, yet closing the drawer was mostly unresponsive until I walked my character into it to shut it again.

A cozy, curious experience that made me want to continue exploring the town and live through more of this family's life.