Doll Parts

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Doll Parts is a single player action game. It was developed by Vivian Sun and was released on June 6, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

You are a doll who wakes up on the day of her owner's first period. How will you navigate the unfamiliar and increasingly surreal situation? Navigate immersive psychological environments. As the girl's mental state deteriorates, how does your environment change? Solve puzzles to help your owner. Look for solutions in your environment to the problems she's facing. Discover journal pages and g…

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80%

Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

stability3 negative mentions

The game features a compelling storyline that explores the inner world of a young girl, making it an immersive experience.
Gameplay mechanics are smooth, with well-designed obstacles that provide a challenging yet enjoyable experience.
The aesthetic elements and thematic depth, particularly the psychological tension related to growing up, are well-executed.

There are significant issues with game mechanics, including bugs that can cause players to get stuck and frustrating respawn points.
Some areas have clunky edge detection and tricky jumps that can disrupt the flow of gameplay.
The game lacks polish in certain aspects, such as environmental design and clarity in navigation, which can lead to confusion during play.

gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally praised for its smooth mechanics and well-balanced difficulty, making it both challenging and enjoyable. However, some users noted issues with certain mechanics and edges that could benefit from refinement. Overall, the flow of gameplay and navigation received positive feedback, despite some minor concerns.
- “This game's mechanics are very smooth and the obstacles are the perfect level of difficulty.”
- “I like the mechanics and story of the game and found it difficult yet fun to complete.”
- “The gameplay and the puzzles were okay; there are some issues with the edges, but I liked the flow of the gameplay and navigation.”
- “Rancid mechanics and clean tampons, not cool.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is generally well-received, with players appreciating its emotional depth and themes, particularly the horror of growing up. However, some reviews note that the storyline can be mediocre at times, despite the engaging mechanics and decent graphics. Overall, the narrative adds a meaningful layer to the gameplay experience, even if it has some polish issues.
- “A challenging jump-to-the-next-thing kind of game with a great storyline that hits the feels.”
- “I like the mechanics and story of the game and found it difficult yet fun to complete.”
- “I liked the overall theme of the story, the horror of growing up instead of having a real monster. The art panels and the detail in the environment were okay for a free game, and aside from some polish issues, the game didn't look that bad.”
- “The story of the game was mediocre, and the graphics were good.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are described as decent, with some levels featuring interesting aesthetics and sound design that enhance the psychological tension. However, there are suggestions to improve the visual experience by minimizing effects like grain and focusing on color and surreal design, as these could elevate the overall look of the game.
- “It didn't have many stages to experience in the first place, but the stages that were there usually had some interesting moments. That TV effect and the sound design on it were a nice touch, so if you make a bigger project, I would keep that aesthetic going, combining a cozy look with psychological tension.”
- “A few levels also had some interesting aesthetics going for them, like the acne level with weird sound design that added psychological tension to the game.”
- “If possible, maybe add the option to disable the grain effect in the settings. I know many horror games love that thing, but 99% of the time it makes the game look worse, especially if you're already going for surreal level design that looks fine without it. I would recommend focusing more on colors and the surreal aesthetic of the levels; darkness and filters are cheap tricks and generally don't make horror games look better.”
- “It didn't have many stages to experience in the first place, but the stages that were there usually had some interesting moments. The TV effect and the sound design on it were a nice touch, so if you make a bigger project, I would keep that aesthetic going, combining a cozy look with the psychological tension.”
- “The grain effect - if possible, maybe add the option to disable it in the settings. I know many horror games love that thing, but 99% of the time it makes the game look worse, especially if you're already going for surreal level design that looks fine without it. I would recommend focusing more on colors and the surreal aesthetic of the levels; darkness and filters are cheap tricks and generally don't make horror games look better.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the game's emotional depth, particularly highlighting its very wholesome ending that leaves a lasting positive impression.
- “The ending was incredibly wholesome and left me feeling uplifted.”
- “I was deeply moved by the emotional journey of the characters.”
- “The game made me feel a range of emotions, from joy to sadness, in a beautifully crafted story.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report significant stability issues, including bugs that can cause players to become stuck and the game to freeze.
- “There are also bugs where you can get stuck, and the game just freezes.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly unplayable at times.”
- “I've encountered numerous glitches that disrupt gameplay and ruin the experience.”