If you are colourblind, just gives this a skip, there is no colourblind options and some of the way to solve the puzzles is based on colour.

Otherwise it's quite a nice puzzle game, but yeah, if they add some colourblind options I will come back to review it positively, but definitely not willing to review positively a game that has "explored how to make a coulourblind friendly puzzles" when people already spoke about those type of issues more than 10 years ago...

And for the devs: Add symbols on the colours when needed. If your argument is "muh this would make my puzzles to easy" make it an optional toggle. If you cry by going "muh design" design serves function, not the other way around. And this is not rocket science or some new concept that I came up with on the spot it's just common sense. Yes some of your puzzles are unsolvable if you are colourblind and the memory of being frustrated at trying to solve some of them just to realize that I couldn't physically solve them made me pissed.

The game started out strong and I felt satisfied after finishing each level. That wore out too quickly and I felt frustration for the rest of the game. The biggest drawback is the lack of visible anchor points. The game wants the player to pick up items and put them in exact spots to trigger level completion, but the player cannot see those anchor points. I understand that would make the game "too easy" but guessing in puzzle games is never a good thing.

Example: There are a few levels where the player needs to sort over a dozen items into a drawer. Even if all items are in the correct spot, if any item didn't properly lock on to the anchor point it won't count.

Rating: ★★★★ - Great
Time Played: 4.2 hours

Gameplay:
• A relaxing puzzle game with a focus on tidying and arranging everyday objects while a cat tries to cause chaos.
• Puzzles range from straightforward to interestingly abstract, with clever solutions that reward attention to detail.
• Some puzzles have multiple solutions, adding replayability.
• Puzzles occasionally stumble with touchy mechanics when doing symmetry puzzles and others which don't convey the borders of the puzzles properly, which can feel frustrating.

Story\Dialogue:
• No dialogue; No Story. Just a cat being a little ♥♥♥♥ and each chapter having a specific theme.
• Focuses on creating a relaxing, cozy and meditative experience rather than a narrative driven one.

Graphics\Music:
• The art style is clean and charming, with a somewhat flat aesthetic that complements the calming tone.
• Music and sound design are soothing and unobtrusive though I found myself wanting to put my own chill music on.

Before you Play:
• Ideal for players looking for a low-pressure, casual experience; no time limits or high stakes, making it perfect for unwinding.
• Make sure you're in the mood for these kinds of puzzles as a calming experience can be equally as frustrating.
• Some puzzles may require a bit of trial and error, so patience is helpful.
• Works best with a mouse or touchscreen.