The light touch serves the sample-platter gameplay well, but lets down the storytelling gravely. There's nothing beneath the petty squabbling that makes Cody and May's struggles feel real, just a handful of Isn't This So Relatable millennial bugbears - you work too much, you've lost your passion, etc. Still a totally worthwhile play as long as you and your partner are on the same page about sub-Pixar ESL buffoonery.