A Little to the Left

I bought this game on sale because I had read that it's fairly small, but even with the discount I feel it's not really worth the price tag. On top of being small (I finished about 2/3rd of the main game before the refund grace period expired, and there seems to be zero replay value), there's just not much gaming to be done. What's supposed to be about tidying up often feel more like trying to guess what the developers wanted you to do. There's a "hint" system, but rather than give out hints it just shows you the solution for the level (or part of it if you choose to). Things get worse when physics are involved, as grabbing items puts them under an awkward random angle that can't be changed while held, making it impossible to fit items together, and letting go doesn't put items down but causes them to fall as they're held, and they often fall over as a result. This violates one of the primary rules I have for game controls: things that are easy to do outside of a game should be easy to do in a game. The awkwardness kills the intended relaxing atmosphere, at which point there really isn't much to write home about. Finally, many achievements are locked behind two DLCs with hefty price tags. The combined cost of the game with DLC gets quite close to titles with actual engaging gameplay and much more content. I'd much rather buy that than play this.