Kindergarten looks all cute and innocent at first, but don’t be fooled because it has some seriously dark and brutal moments. For example, you can get killed within the first minute if you mess up certain interactions. That mix of sweet and creepy gives the game a really unique vibe.
One of the best things about the game is the hint system. You can use it if you want a little help or just ignore it and figure things out on your own. The characters are all very different and have their own personalities, which makes talking to them way more interesting. Figuring out how to deal with each one is pretty satisfying, and the character Nugget is definitely one you won’t forget.
The downside is that the game is pretty short. You can get 100% done in just a couple of hours, so if you want a long adventure, this might leave you wanting more. Also, the story branches can be a bit harsh. It’s easy to miss something or mess up a path, and then you have to restart the day to fix it, which can be annoying.
Overall, Kindergarten is a clever and twisted puzzle adventure with cute but deceptive looks, cool characters, and fun gameplay. It’s short and sometimes tricky, but if you’re into dark humor and story puzzles, it’s definitely worth a try.