Loving Unpacking, I was expecting that I'd find a similar level of satisfaction in a "organization as puzzle" gameplay loop. Unfortunately, the puzzles never felt challenging and, unlike Unpacking, there's no story to speak of to add a sense of purpose to your actions. It's just roughly the same kind of busy work, often arbitrary and unrelated to anything you'd be trying in real life.

I thought the music and sound design seemed like a plus at first, with some Ghibli-by-way-of-Zelda vibes to it, but the tracks become monotonous if you end up spending longer than 45 seconds on a puzzle. Gamepad controls are often painful, requiring minute little twitches the joysticks aren't designed for.