I just turned off the game, and I can barely open my eyes, but my mind is still thinking about how to push those boxes 🥲 As a senior night owl, playing this kind of slow-paced puzzle game in bed without turning on the light in the middle of the night is really an indescribable sense of healing.
I actually rejected this "Push Box" game at first, thinking it was just about moving bricks, but once I started it I couldn't stop. The painting style is a soft and cute three-dimensional style, the boxes are round, and there are cute sound effects when you push them. Playing in the middle of the night will not disturb the neighbors. The most important thing is that after pushing the box in each level, you can rescue your little girlfriend. Although she will only stand at the end and giggle, the sense of satisfaction of "finally passing the level" is more refreshing than drinking the third cup of coffee.
The difficulty really climbs uphill. In the early stage, I laughed at it for being too easy, but by the time I reached the tenth level, I started pulling my hair out. Fortunately, this game has no time limit and no stamina bar, so it is suitable for people like me who think while in a daze. In the middle of the night, my mind spins slowly, so I can calm down and figure out the path, and I won't be as impatient as during the day.
But I still have to complain about myself. I said I would only play for half an hour, but when I looked at the time, it was already four in the morning. I have to go to work with dark circles under my eyes tomorrow, but who let this feeling of quietly pushing boxes late at night hurt me so much? Do you have any sisters who also like to stay up late playing puzzle games? Come to the comment section to talk about the game you recently finished in the middle of the night~🌙