Very cozy. I really liked this game. I wish there was more to discover! The sounds all fit very well and most of the progression felt intuitive. I really appreciated the different notes on the paintings/pictures. One of my favorite parts of gammes like this. :)

I love the kinda unlit environment, it made it feel very warm and cozy, the music added a lot to that too. I'll remember Momo!

Pleasant acoustics, cute drawings, and wholesome narrative made us nostalgic and homesick. The puzzles were easy to understand, which is fitting for this title. It could've been a bit clearer that the completed puzzles removed symbols on the letter as we "accidentally" beat the game when pressing L after revealing the symbols on the cup. We also had to play through the game twice because the letter disappeared too quickly at the end, luckily the game is pleasant enough for that to be enjoyable though!

A cosy and relaxing game. Resembling of What Remains of Edith Finch, in the sense of memories of relatives and walking around the the house doing puzzles and challenges. You nailed the feeling in the same way and I enjoyed a the little puzzles. I got stuck after the cup in the sink, as I did not know where I was needed to use the symbols. And I missed more interactions with more objects in the game, as each text gave another clue and piece of the story. With the music and stylised graphic, it is a polished game that gave a warm feeling after playing.  Good job!

This game is peaceful, sweet, and so so heartfelt. I absolutely love the tiny details put into all of the models. I wish there was more little comments from the character as you click everything. Otherwise I just had a super cosy experience, and if there was a full game I would want to play it.

The game really gave me the feeling that I was walking around in someone's home. The puzzle sollutions also felt very natural in how they are executed within the space. The only thing that took me a while to figure out was that I was supposed to look at the letter once I had found all of the symbols, but I had thankfully looked at the instructions before playing, so after a while I realised what had to be done.

It's a well chosen aesthetic for the game, and the music compliments the environment well. The intent of the message about Sámi culture is a good one. Given more time, I would have liked further notes/diary from Momo regarding her experience and the struggles she went through. I wish the letter at the end wasn't on a timer so I could spend more time going over its contents; I had to play through a handful of times to make sure I was reading it in its entirety.

A visually pleasing game with simple puzzles. The enviroment together with the music makes it feel very "at home" and I like the references to previous games at the university. I had some problems with opening the door, but it opened after a few clicks. Solving puzzles is nice, but the ending feels a bit underwhelming. 

I put the ladle thing in the bowl and then turned on the water. Seems that was a bad idea, as I could do nothing to it afterwards. Maybe I should have filled the sink and then put it in.