A nice game with a pleasant aesthetic aside from its inconvenient affinity for the color black.

The darkness in this game is not a matter of "so dark it sends mixed messages with its ambience," it's a matter of "so dark that I literally cannot see the things that I must interact with to progress." Twice I sat stuck for a few moments assuming that I had not completed a puzzle, only to find out that I had to click a door in front of me that was the same shade of pitch black as everything else in the background.

There's no story other than what you make of it, no motive other progression, and no explanation of how a society of insect hotel managers have acquired humanoid robot chefs. The puzzles are relaxingly simple, and the major flaw of the game can be fixed by jacking up your brightness more than you usually would. It's worth the 10 minutes you'll put aside to play it.

A nice game with a pleasant aesthetic aside from its inconvenient affinity for the color black. The darkness in this game is not a matter of "so dark it sends mixed messages with its ambience," it's a matter of "so dark that I literally cannot see the things that I must interact with to progress." Twice I sat stuck for a few moments assuming that I had not completed a puzzle, only to find out that I had to click a door in front of me that was the same shade of pitch black as everything else in the background. There's no story other than what you make of it, no motive other progression, and no explanation of how a society of insect hotel managers have acquired humanoid robot chefs. The puzzles are relaxingly simple, and the major flaw of the game can be fixed by jacking up your brightness more than you usually would. It's worth the 10 minutes you'll put aside to play it.