Oscuro Blossom's Glow

Super chill game w/ great graphics & soundtrack! I really enjoy the way the game explains the different puzzle mechanics, definitely glad i bought it even though it isn't my usual vibe

A nice, crisp, lovely puzzle-platformer that doesn't outstay its welcome. There was really only one brief platforming sequence I didn't care for across the ~2.5 hour playtime; the rest was just challenging enough to provide some entertaining friction while I let the beautiful visuals and sound wash over me.

short, relaxing and cute puzzle game, the sound design especially is very lovely. it has some annoying things in a number of puzzles but overall it's a well designed game

I would say that this game is more a cozy game, it's not a hard game that make you stress out about it, but u really enjoy the journey of playing it :)

Just started the game, already loving it.

cute game

What a wonderful game! With a beautiful and well crafted environment to explore, and creative level design w unique light based mechanics, Oscuro Blossom's Glow was an absolute treat to play and brought many smiles to my face. Its not too difficult but could occasionally be challenging and had me sit up in my chair to focus on timing! And cmon now, it is seriously beautifully drawn. The art is so cute i would often sit and admire it before progressing. Also, im SO glad I went back to replay it to see both endings, very worth! <3 You can tell the team put alot of time and love into this game and I am very fond of my experience playing it!

Adorable little game! I thorougly enjoyed it, got a bit stumped on some puzzles but were simple enough in the end. The art is gorgeous and reminds me of my childhood fairytale books, and the music and soundscapes are lovely. It's not very long, but honestly I don't care, I got emotional at the end and might have cried a little! Thorougly recommend for anyone looking for a small, pretty, and relaxing combat-free game!

Lovely art and soothing music. A bit more of a precision platformer than I was expecting--there are several if-you-don't-make-this-jump-you-die bits and if-you-don't-land-exactly-right-you-die bits--but I'm glad that the respawn is never super far from where you were. I could definitely do without the moans of dying that happen when the character falls into whatever. The resolution of the game is a little puzzling (there are two, your choice) in that I'm not totally clear on what the in-world stakes are, but for a relatively quick lil thing, this was nice. Visually good, for sure.

[Translated by Author] [h1][b] "EXACTLY" what you see in the trailer—A peaceful puzzle-platform adventure [/b][/h1] [i] Oscuro [/i] is a peaceful (i.e., danger-free) puzzle platform built around a consistent narrative of protecting nature. You absorb and release light in limited amount, mainly to sprout plants and fungi that become platforms, which you then use to solve more contained puzzle. The core machanic—creating and traversing platforms—is pretty common, and the way you form those platforms isn't drastically more original than what many other puzzle-platform games offer. What does stand out is how the story, visuals, and overall mood were crafted so the puzzle elements are blended organically. Considering the price, it was a good game with little to regret. For those who want to experience this type of game again, I can recommend this one. [h1][b] Thoughts on narrative beyond the game review [/b][/h1] Playing Oscuro made me think about the kinds of stories games rely o...