This game made me want to ignite the 3d platformer phase I never had. It kind of plays like a bunch of interweaving fetch quests, which might sound like a slog but is executed really well. At first, you kind of have no idea what you're doing, and are just loosely directed by the different characters of where to go, as well as just exploring on your own. But by the end, you learn your way around the forest and know it like the back of your hand. I loved getting involved in everyone's little disputes and helping them sort out their issues, really getting to know the community of the forest by the end of the game. The art style is also absolutely gorgeous, and the game's overall aesthetic and atmosphere is so cozy. I wasn't sure if the bugs in this game were just me, but after seeing other people mention them, yeah this game has a few issues. There were a lot of points where I couldn't move my little guy and I had to go to the title screen and back in the game to fix it. A little annoying but absolutely not enough to ruin the overall experience.

A comforting little nap of a game in which I had a very wholesome time jumping around in the world and talking to all of the endearing forest denizens; however, it was interrupted a tad too often by bugs (not the cute ones you run around delivering mail for) that required me to bounce back to the title screen and reload the game to continue. While this process is relatively quick and seamless it still inadvertently added an unwelcome element of frustration into what is self-described as being a stress-free experience which is rather unfortunate.

Mail Time is a very charming fetch quest game. You have your first day as a mail scout doing deliveries. You help a lot of the members of a small community while on the search for one person in particular that you must deliver a letter to, its of extreme importance it gets delivered. Its very relaxing to play and it will make you laugh sometimes from the pure silliness of it. Highly recommend to all cozy game lovers though if you are not a fan of fetch quest games you might wanna skip this one. Soks is the true star of Mail Time.