You really get what you sign up for in this one: an RE4 case management simulator puzzle game. There are 40 puzzles, and most of them I found were pretty easy to figure out, but fulfilling to anyway. This really feels like a game I would have found on Addicting Games many years ago and probably give up on in frustration. Wish it had more fish-based puzzles, though, cause it gave me a chuckle anytime those guys were slapped in there. The use of RE4 knowledge was great, too, as someone who only played RE4 in that series, I'm not sure if it'll be as interesting to people who haven't played that game or not, but if you have, you'll probably find some interest in this. Just a few dollars, so you're not risking much by trying.

The machine gun can eat my ass, what an awkwardly shaped thing to introduce so early.

It's a cool Resident Evil inventory management game. The goal is to store EVERYTHING in the available inventory.

Unfortunately there is no restart or undo button - this makes small mistakes annoying because you have to return to the level selection every time.

It's nothing special but definitely worth it - especially if you enjoyed organising and examining your inventory in Resident Evil.

Literally, a game.

Not much to say about it as there's no nuance. It's an organisational puzzle game themed about the objectively best type of inventory in games; grid based tetris style.

Specifically referential to RE4. Nothing overly challenging if you're familiar with ANY mechanics surrounding the items in that.

Remember to reload your guns properly.

Ever played Resident Evil? You know how the inventory system where you need to make sure items fit in a grid? Well, this is a puzzle game where you do just that.

You are tasked with fitting X amount of items into inventories of various sizes. This means you have to rotate, eat, combine and craft these items into forms that will take up as little space as possible.

This is deceivingly fun, and the perfect game to play while you sit in a discord call with friends, or watch something on your second monitor. Some of these puzzles get quite difficult later on in the game. It's fun, short, and definitely worth your time.

The inventory sorting of Resident Evil 4 but as its own puzzle game seems like a slam dunk idea but in practice even if it is fun to get everything into its rightful place, the thing that ultimately made Re4's inventory so intimately fun was that it was a single inventory that constantly evolved over your adventure and there was never a grantee that you wouldn't have to leave anything behind which made getting it right a thrill comperable to fitting one last shirt you were sure you couldn't fit in your suitcase. Without the interconnected system the inventory in Re4 thrived in, you are left with a simple game of put everything where it's already decided it belongs, occasionally innovated with with new mechanics like consuming health items or crafting items together that after the first few times just becomes a checklist you have to fill out before going back to the central gameplay loop.