I don't think this game is bad-- it's actually a cute and fun puzzle game. It's just that it's disappointingly short and it feels like it ends after the tutorial.

You spend some time getting to understand the characters, mechanics, and how the scenes fit together. There are different 'sets' of characters, and you want to make them do something. That's the objective of the game. Unfortunately, as soon as you get a few that require you to think, the game ends.

It could really do with being at least double or triple the length it is, with puzzles that require more thought. There's one that requires you to establish a family tree, and it in particular stood out as the first one you needed to think about for more than 30 seconds.

I would definitely recommend it on a deep sale, but a couple of hours (at most) of light-puzzle entertainment just isn't worth the $15 or so that it's normally listed at.