 Reviewers have praised "Chulip" for a charming presentation, quirky characters, and absurd, Japanese humor.Admitting that the game had some blurry or pixelated textures and cramped environments, both Seff and Davis noted the peculiar art style of "Chulip" to be aesthetically pleasing.Seff specifically found the game "surprisingly easy on the eyes" and to feature unique character designs, "wacky" dialogue, and an art style comparable to other titles like the "Mother" series and "Katamari Damacy".