Ninety Days

I went in expecting a story-heavy experience and found something closer to a life sim with adventure leanings. Ninety Days strips away combat and spectacle, instead focusing on how small decisions compound over three months in a single village. You'll talk to NPCs, explore limited but handcrafted environments, and watch how relationships and routines shift based on what you choose to do each day. It's deliberately paced for reflection rather than action, which works if you're in the mood for a quiet game but doesn't offer much mechanical depth or replay value. The writing carries the whole experience, so whether it lands depends entirely on whether the dialogue and character arcs grip you. Fair warning: this is niche even by indie standards, and it won't hold you if you need systems or goals to chase.

Alex · Scout Team

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