Yeah! It was lots of fun. While the game relies on gravity (sensible physics), it also starts allowing you to push things that you are standing on (not sensible physics, but really fun!). I actually got used to that and utilized it a bunch, so great choice! But later on, you can destroy parts of large crates and they just sorta maintain their original shape, but with the crates in-between missing? Like you can have 2 crates that aren't touching whatsoever and they are still quantum-linked or something so when you push one, it pushes the other. I didn't really like that as it created invisible walls and allowed some levels to be completed it what had to have been an unintended way. But, it's always a rare but satisfying thing to break a puzzle game in a clever way.

RIP all the crate dudes I sacrificed along the way to 100% o7