I wanted to like this game but unfortunately it's lacking in a few areas which, for me, ruin it. Overall, I like the idea of the game. It has a lot of promise and, if it wasn't for the 'cons' it would be a top tier game for me. However, the cons are quite significant imo and ruin the game to the point I can't be bothered to continue. Pros: - Nice art style - Cosy, relaxing game - Great for wasting 5 to 50mins of time Cons - Unable to rotate the screen - EDIT, apparently it's possible to do this. It's not clear however and I didn't know about/see the 'hint' text until the dev replied. - Items are restricted in where they can go. They clip through the wall or into other items making them hard to place. - Like Unpacking but without the fun If you're considering this game, opt for something like unpacking instead

The controls are rough, the game doesn't save properly and its an AI rip off of Unpacking.

AI slop:( It tries to recreate the charm of unpacking but falls VERY short. It plays more like a mobile game, the paintings are stock images, the text on objects doesn't make sense, and all of the assets are super generic. Not to mention that the illustrations between levels are AI generated. I like the concept, but definitely not the execution.

This game was fun... But i didn't realize it uses AI art until I finished it. They do disclose they've used AI art but not high enough on the page for me to notice. I would rather see blurs of color or final images of the room rather than the very off-putting AI images.