So, this is a game where I'd prefer to give it an in between rating. The "About This Game" portion definitely does describe the game exactly when it says "there is no clear goal to the game". It also does state that you just basically open drawers. That's the game, opening drawers. However, I'm a person who typically only looks at the information at the top along with pictures, but I pretty much skim before I play a game. I like to have a quick gist of what I could expect but prefer to experience the game going in blind. So, I was a bit surprised by the general lack of...well anything. I also didn't expect most of the game play to just be figuring out a pattern with the drawers. The game took less than 1 minute to beat. The pattern wasn't hard to figure out and was quick enough to beat. My issue lies mainly with the "investigating your kitchen to see what secrets it holds" makes the game sound as if there IS a secret, which there is none. As the game has no point or goal beyond getting to the credits. I'm mainly confused as to why the game is THAT short (I guess I just assumed the "bite sized puzzle" was in reference to the cereal in the pictures rather than it meaning that the puzzle itself is short and quick). Or rather, I'm surprised it doesn't have achievements, as I've really only seen short simple games being a way to throw achievements at people. Not that I'm asking for them, just simply surprised is all because it really is truly short.
The graphics were nice, and I did really enjoy them. I had no issues with the game whatsoever. Even with zero instructions, it's easy enough to figure out what needs to be done. For a short game, it definitely does not fail in that aspect. It would be nice to have some kind of music playing, as the game just feels a little oddly quiet, even with the sounds of the items and drawers.
Overall, it's less than 1 minute of gameplay (2 minutes if you're really really slow), and I feel that the dev's "less than five minutes" time was a bit overly optimistic. There's no replay value, but it's free. Would I recommend it? If you have no other game to play, go for it, but you'll be needing another game to play a minute later. Not missing anything by skipping this game, but also not experiencing anything by playing it either.
