Fantastic game in the sort of micro genre where you have to maximise points by placing like for like objects together.

I honestly love this, its nice and low pressure and you can easily get lost in it for hours, unlockables give you a nice motivator to keep replaying.

There is often a temptation with games like these to keep piling on rules or transformative mechanics to make placing pieces more and more difficult, things like placing x piece will cause a load of issues unless placed in y fashion, it's nice that this game doesn't do that.

Good questions, tougher than the first, makes for a more interesting game. Customisation options not as hard to understand.

Frustrating part would be having to log into a ubisoft account just to play as far as I can tell, no one ever wants to sign up to a second service (even if it is free) just to play a game they bought.

I haven't played it enough yet but I'm really hoping the family favourite of rejecting the same category over and over eventually gives you that category twice as a 'choice' I love it, and I never intend to find out whether its an intended feature or a bug.

Finally can I just say I love when a game is low stakes enough that non-issues like text visibly resizing as it pops in are still present, I would absolutely love to see more of this in games. Absolutely adore 'yeah we know you don't mind and we don't think its enough of a problem that you're going to send death threats over it (we hope)' attitude, its the best sort of silent conversation that I am purely imagining in my own head that doesn't exist, what am I talking about.