70%PC

A quite full-fledged game for what seems to be a small team. The basic jigsaw gameplay doesn't overstay its welcome and there are some minigames in between to help vary the experience further. Any longer and it would have gotten irritating. The story holds together just enough for what's needed, and it could even had had maybe 10% less cutscenes (at least they are short and entertaining).

Now for the bad:
- UI is awful. It's really hard to find things in the menus, and the level names are just random number sequences. It's basically impossible to go back to a favorite level.
- Some of the music is kind of grating, which is a problem in a puzzle game. It's mostly the cutscene soundtrack, but there are also quite a bit of cutscenes in the game so it gets annoying quick.
- Playing on hard is less fun. It's definitely harder, but I like that in medium at least a few of the pieces are in the right place, so you have somewhere to start from. Maybe just one square being in the right position at the start on hard would have been nice. Sure it's harder to have it all scrambled, but it made it more tedious than hard I would say.
- The minigames are very janky. I appreciate the change in gameplay but they were all kind of painful to play. But they are short enough that it didn't bother me too much.

70%PC

Juego para estar de chill cuando no tienes otra cosa mejor que hacer.
Son puzzles en 3D y también tiene algunos minujuegos.
Recomendable cuando tienes poco tiempo y quieres entretenerte con algo un rato.

70%PC

Cute and fun puzzle adventure. Story is neat and wholesome. The main tile swap puzzle i did not enjoy but the rest like hidden object and the jigsaw section where good. Minigames where meh to me. Play on Medium if you want to chill and play on Hard if you are going for all achievements or want a challenge.

70%PC

A short puzzle game high on its own charming aesthetic. With non-verbal storytelling made easy enough for a toddler to understand. Nothing in this game was particularly hard, the actual main 3D jigsaw levels are very intuitive and require no explanation, which is lucky because I don't think theres a single tutorial in this game that isn't just a sketched together 2 second graphic. That is one of my only semi-complaints along with me not finding any of those mini-game levels fun at all, in fact the end ones required a weird amount of timing on hard difficulty because of it's stupid AI and got annoying quickly.

Overall it's a fantastic bit of small scale fun and more than worth the £6 I paid on sale. I was drawn in by the art, being the sucker I am for stylistic showcases, and stayed for the pretty, mind soothing digital jigsaws. Now I have to get back and get my achievements!

7/10.

(Played on an R5 3600/RTX 4070 combo at 1440p High with an Xbox Series Controller.)

60%PC

The artstyle and cutscenes are cute and fun, but it does make the gameplay a bit less legible than I would've liked. Especially the spot the difference ones are really annoying.

I don't quite get why this has difficulty options but no skip level button, I'd prefer it the other way around. Because normal felt mostly too easy, except for the spot the difference levels.

But overall it's not a bad way to spend an hour or two.