Eets

Surprisingly fun and good for a puzzle game that is OLDER THAN ME. Other than being a piece of klei's history it's a really cute and fun game, even though certainly showing its age in many aspects it is still worth your time I'd say, some physics act really wonky and it's rather easy to cheese a good portion of the puzzles using them but the game is definitely aware of this with giving you a pop-up congratulating you whenever beating a stage with less items than intended, that only adds to its overall charm honestly, it really is a good puzzle game

A fun game, Klei are goated for bringing their old game back

Independent games like "Don't Starve Together" and "Oxygen not Included" made by Klei Entertainment. This game is the first game they made in 2006. The game was removed from Steam in 2015 because its outdated code meant it wouldn't run on modern computers. However, to celebrate its 20th anniversary, Klei studio completely updated the game and brought it back to Steam in June 2026, completely free of charge. So right now you can add it to your library and play it on Steam for zero cost. In the game, you control a strange creature named "Eets," a mix of rabbit and piranha, who has a sweet tooth. Your goal is to guide Eets safely to the puzzle pieces and biscuits in the area by placing various absurd objects on the screen. You can see the foundations of Klei Entertainment's unique, slightly absurd, colorful and wonderful hand-drawn style in this game. The character designs are very likeable. Cons/Difficulties: Timing Issues: In some puzzles, simply placing the right item in the right place isn't enough; you need to hit millisecond-precise timing. This can sometimes be frustrating, creating the feeling of "I solved the puzzle, but the character didn't press the button at the right time." Difficulty Level: While the first levels are quite easy to complete, as you progress, the game can become incredibly difficult. The linear nature of the game can become somewhat tedious as you fail to progress through the levels.