Unpacking

Such a sweet cozy game, with a story subtly told entirely through the environment. It's so easy to relax to this game, and the story ties it together so nicely! Items are easy to place, the sound effects are satisfying, and the minor puzzle aspect all makes sense and sometimes even tells us things about the characters. Big fan!

自由度很高的整理游戏 画风很漂亮很温馨ovo 希望可以出续作

An unassuming idea with rich depths. A fascinating journey to have taken. It prompted me to think about what my priorities are, both as a game-player and as a homemaking adult, and to reckon with the gap and the overlap between those two modes of being. For example: why didn't I find this supposedly "relaxing" and "satisfying" game relaxing or satisfying? Whence this anxiety about the social norms tacit in every object (as silently codified in the win condition)? Why does the "cozy" isometric toy-ification of the world of material possessions make me feel an obscure despair? Good and valuable questions for me to have to confront! But I don't think I can describe my experience as "fun." The relationship between the player and the character is really very odd. I am decidedly not she — based on her stuff I doubt we'd even be friends — so am I supposed to make decorating choices to please [i]myself[/i] or to please [i]her[/i]? Is she even ultimately pleasable? There's something melancholy about our respective absences from one another's realities. We're just interdimensional poltergeists doomed to abuse each others' universes. I can do nothing directly about the trend of her life, as she ages and suffers, but I [i]am[/i] responsible for deciding which way her spoons go. "Gosh, is there somehow a way to put the spoons that would improve things for her?" "Ha ha, of course not! Her fate is set in stone; it is for you to witness helplessly from behind glass as you fiddle impotently with these objects. Now show us which way you think spoons go, so that we can tell you whether you do it a good normal way or a weird loser way." Then again, I feel similar melancholy whenever I reckon with my own material accumulation, its inertness and purposelessness, its alien indifference to the heartbeat of time. All possessions imply a hapless absence; the game just renders that absence interactable, for once, and then calls it "cute." This was special and I'll be thinking about it for a while. It dismayed me, but in very interesting ways, real-life ways that most games couldn't even touch. There's something to that.

A cozy game with an adorable way to tell a story. I love it, I love it, I love it. I even love the fun way you earn stickers by finding secrets in each level. It was absolutely satisfying to complete everything in the end.

Unpacking is easier and more satisfying than cleaning in real life, I play as my life piles up around me. Laundry stacks to the ceiling, I've had boxes I haven't unpacked in over a year. In the game, my little apartments are adorable, detailed, and have plenty of surprises, thanks devs! :)

i enjoyed how chill it was. good environmental storytelling X)

Cute and cozy game!

great if you like organising, lovely bright colours not sad and beige, love this need more levels!!

Hermoso juego, hagan más por fa

looove this game, i have had it for a loong time now and i never get bored of it!!! totally reccomend!! :3