I may be late to the party, I don't know. It came out in 2021. I've heard of this game before, but I never really paid it any attention. I thought it was just a home decorator game. And well, it is a home decorator... but not just one

I just want to praise this game for it's amazing execution at "show don't tell" visual storytelling. At first I was just putting things away and decorating a room. Okay, that's cute. It's kind of a puzzle, but not a difficult one. Each level adds more rooms, and is set a few years after the last.

Pretty soon I found myself invested in the story that was being told. There's no narration and you never really see the character. The story is told entirely though the gameplay and through the items you are sorting through.

I'll admit I got a little personally invested. I was strongly reminded of all the moves I've had to make, not all of them good times. Having to figure out what's important enough to keep and find room for, while bringing in new things for different stages in life. It was close to home, including the time period and the kind of nostalgic items you go through.

Anyway, great experience. It's pretty short, I finished it in less than 5 hours easily. I got it from my Playstation plus sub, so I didn't really risk anything for the cost. I don't know if $10 usd would be worth it, but I've spent $10 on worse things so 🤷🏻‍♀️ depends on whether that's pocket change to you or not.