Easily one of my favourites from this year. It's very relaxed and casual. No enemies or race against the clock. The entire emphasis is on exploration and the level design packs so much into small rooms with so much creativity that you'll want to explore every nook and cranny.

You're never really interrupted with lengthy dialog (unless you choose to interact with an npc) or the game explaining mechanics. It also doesn't waste your time, you can carry along multiple items to complete multiple subtasks at once, you're given a way to traverse faster right off the bat and the spider webs let you zip across the room so you never feel like backtracking or getting to a certain location is a chore.

The artwork is charming and crisp. The bugs you encounter in each room have a ton of personality. The controls felt perfect. I never once felt the game, a mechanic or controls were fighting against me.

This was a joy to play from start to finish.