Characters are cute, but a bit too self-satisfied for my liking. (I like my smugcat!characters with a bit of angst or tired stoicism for flavour. This says absolutely nothing about me, of course.)

Plot is very cool, though resolved too simplistically to quite hold water for an adult playing. Puzzles are fun for the most part; I'm good at shapes and logic puzzles, less so at numbers. Some of the trick questions made me roll my eyes, but others were clever. I enjoyed the little minigames that progress in parallel to the main plot (assembling the painting, collecting gizmos to make a creature, and furnishing the characters' rooms based on their silly reactions to the stuff they're given.)