Eyes Full of Sky

My older brother got me this game for my birthday, because I'm disabled or whatever. I played it for a few minutes, told him I'm disabled, not a toddler, and promptly went back to playing Into The Breach. Putting aside the colors, style, music and what passes for "charm", this game is little more than a walking simulator with "press the buttons" sequences to spice things up. Put the flavor stuff back in, and it's a thinly-veiled lesson on how people with disabilities are valid or whatever. Sorry, I don't really care if John Toat gets incredibly mildly teased at school, it's petty nonsense and I came under the premise I'd have fun, not a lesson on disability - something I live with. Poorly written, tumblr-esque story and characters, very generically "comfy" music and colors and graphics that just strike me as trying too hard to be appealing to kids and the mentally stunted. The best part of the game is kicking little objects on the floor, which was probably added after initial testing when the testers realizes how boring walking around usually is.