This game's approach to puzzle design is sleek and frictionless in a way that I largely don't find rewarding. It wasn't until the last ~30% of the game where you have to start really thinking about putting orbs within orbs that I actually had to stop and work through what I needed to do.

The character and environmental design did a lot to help me enjoy Cocoon more. I thought the biomechanical insect beings were cool, and each of the orbs had a unique spin on a standard video game biome.