Pretty short n sweet game. The actual puzzles were surprisingly well designed and I had a few light bulbs shining in my head on a level or two when I figured out what I needed to do. You can skip them if they're not to your liking though.

Besides that it was a pretty relatable story for aspiring creators. The sound design is also great too.

I don't think the average person would get much out of this outside just thinking its cute and/or sad. Not in a dismissive or pretentious way either, it just feels like the kind of story that's made for a specific kind of person rather than something people can broadly relate to outside some general things, which I can appreciate.

I resonated with both of the protagonists for different reasons and I was just like the pensive emoji being all like "Damn...".

The ending I could see making a few eyes roll, in particular the after credits scene, but to me it just felt like it was winking at the audience this game was made for. Especially because what it pertained to was the kind of stuff a lot of struggling creators contemplate/come up with.

But yeah overall this game was pretty good. I beat it in a sitting and was thoroughly engaged. I'd recommend it if you're an indie artist/programmer who's still just tryna make do in this world.