Tap-Review: Underground Blossom 🌸

Underground Blossom is an intriguing point-and-click adventure game developed by Rusty Lake. In this journey through the metro stations symbolizing significant events of Laura Vanderboom's life, players undertake various tasks at every stop. The game combines puzzle-solving with a narrative drawn from Laura's memories, challenging players to help her understand her life and escape her mind's corruption. Immerse yourself in the surreal Rusty Lake Underground and navigate through the labyrinth of Laura Vanderboom's past and future.

Underground Blossom Lite.... From what I can tell, this is a demo for a full release of a game coming to mobile. This is a Rusty Lake game, but I have never played any of their other games before, so this is the first time I'm venturing into this developers game series. And as a first time experience, I can say I wasn't enjoying it. The gameplay has you get on a train and then at your first stop you have to out and meet a lady and her baby. There are no hints or prompts on what to do, you just have to figure it out on your own. Now, I'm not a fan of these games whatsoever. So my opinion on the game is already starting to sour because I've never been a fan of any puzzle type game.

Underground Blossom Lite is a short but sweet, visually aesthetic point-and-click puzzle game that explores Laura Vanderboom's early childhood. In this game, I had to solve a bunch of simple puzzles and make my way through different train stations. Unfortunately though, Underground Blossom Lite is a demo version of the actual game coming out in the future, so I didn’t get to enjoy the title as much as I would’ve. That said, with the bite-size experience it provided, I still had a decent amount of fun.