Sulphur on 23/8/2012 at 04:16
World of Goo was the first thing I thought of when I saw the thread title. Stacking's another fun one too. If she enjoyed Botanicula, she'd probably like adventure games like Drawn: Dark Flight, even though it is a bit dark and only 'cute' in terms of some of the puzzles.
faetal on 23/8/2012 at 09:35
Thanks for all of the suggestions. I will investigate each and every one and then order them in sequence of how much I think she'll like them and then drip feed them as she completes (or stops mentioning, indicating that she's gone off it) each one.
june gloom on 23/8/2012 at 09:59
> wait for her reaction to eversion
faetal on 23/8/2012 at 10:07
I just read about that. Quite tempted. Not dissimilar to when I watched Audition with an ex once, having told her it was a love story.
Dresden on 23/8/2012 at 11:07
I haven't played it yet, but I've heard very good things about Recettear.
Briareos H on 23/8/2012 at 11:12
I don't think anyone could really enjoy Recettear if they don't have extensive background in JRPGs and the associated mechanics + dialogue quirkiness. I personally hate it.
Thirding World of Goo. If you've got a 360 pad, getting her into Psychonauts can also be worth it.
faetal on 23/8/2012 at 11:23
Ok, WoG seems like a good 'un then - will get that in line :)
Jason Moyer on 23/8/2012 at 12:17
Chicks dig Psychonauts.
N'Al on 23/8/2012 at 12:33
The Lego games?
faetal on 23/8/2012 at 14:00
Games which just use mouse movement and clicks are more what I'm after. She's never gamed in her life, so probably doesn't have the muscle memory for that kind of control. I suppose it can't hurt to get her started though. Will keep them in mind.
