You have to know what you’re getting yourself into before starting this. I mainly expected a typical puzzle game that only focuses on the gameplay and many puzzles to solve. This is more of a story with a considerable amount of voice acted dialogues that has puzzles as part of the whole package. You fix stuff for people who have their own struggles in life. There are around 14 puzzles that are very well designed but they’re not designed to make you sweat. They’re designed to make you feel nostalgic for old objects and a basic introduction on how to fix broken stuff. It’s really designed well in every way. The voice acting is great, the art is charming, the 3D objects look good, the sound mix is professional and it has a very relaxing experience. At first I wasn’t interested in learning about others in a puzzle game but it won me over. I had a good 2,5 hour experience. This is not the one if you’re looking for a pure puzzle game.