Unpacking

i made it through, i'm sobbing it's so sweet :'D Play it, but prepare tissues at the ending.

Nice comfy game, have played it a couple times already. Don't need big specs to play it.

One of the best games I have ever played. I come back to it time and time again to play. It's just a cozy and relaxing game. I hope they come out with a second game or even DLC. I would buy anything that was like this game. You should definitely buy it.

So cute and fun. It's so nice when you want to have a good, comforting time!

There's alot to unpack.. about this game. Swag game for sure

取り出したらまず振ってみて、 色んなところに置いてみて、 まるで、そこにあるように聞こえてくる このゲームに出てくる荷物や小物までの、音への拘りが素敵なゲームです

i like

nice game

This game is so addicting and calming. I recommend this because it could help with stress or anxiety. If you need something to play or your not feeling well, try this!

Have to admit I only tried this because it kept popping up in "best of" game lists. But the elevator pitch is both absurdly simple ("unpack"...that's the whole concept and game) and so not my thing. I didn't even get the concept. ...but my pre-game opinion is flat out wrong. What unpacking is, is a game that not so much avoids common tropes within gaming as rather goes in a completely new direction where they don't apply. Your main character is neither well-written nor cliché because there's hardly a few sentences about her. But the sort of non-verbal storytelling is through the roof! You know the main character (and sex, for that matter) by the stuff you unpack, which happens to be the gameplay. I could say that the gameplay is simple point 'n click with a few slifght puzzle elements, but that's mostly only true in the technical sense. Most stuff you can put pretty much wherever you want and be done with it. ...except you won't. Look...as a CIS male, I can't say I care much about unpacking in general. But this isn't "in general", but it's a game. So my efficiency mode goes places where I don't expect it to, and soon I'm busy neatly stacking all same-colored plates together because...well, because I can, damnit! And in that immersion, the story plays a subtle but important role. I can't be the only one who noticed something was off when your graduation diploma didn't fit anywhere on the wall. Or, in the next level, where a picture of "a couple" can't remain visible on the board anymore. It says a whole lot without saying anything. So...what can I say? It's a Marie Kondo simulator. And a damn good one at that. In addition, I'd recommend this for parent-child coop. I've played simple coop games with my 6 year old for a few years now, but this is the first one she completely PLAYS by herself. The coop is more in the sitting next to her and pointing out that that goofy thing is a nintendo DS, that's an old radio, and so on (in fact, I had to break from writing this to give a stray laptop a home within her game ;) ).