Sissa's Path

I bought it because of the 🐈 [i]cute cat[/i], and my expectations were met there. But even saying so, the visual quality is poor even if the stylization is sound. Undo is limited to the very last action, but the levels are so small and uncomplicated that I forgot it was even an option for most of my playthrough. The music is designed to fade into the background, and does—though I don't recall hearing pizzicato much of anywhere these days, so hat tip to that. The default controls were sane for me, which is good because they don't appear to be remappable. It isn't outright bad. It might be an acceptable way to introduce a very young child to the Sokoban concept. But it's too bare-bones—and perhaps too low-effort—to give a nod. At the very least, acknowledge the player's time and effort with an ending screen once all levels are completed...