Bubblegum Galaxy

If you hold down right mouse in the office, the whole game speeds up and allows you to skitter around at a truly unreasonable speed, so 10/10 game. If you want more detail: I beat the game in 10 hours and got a perfect on every level first try without much hassle. I did find myself wishing there were more levels; there are a lot of neat mechanics that you only see once, and each area only has 2 to 4 levels. I wanted to see levels that combined all mechanics from previous levels in the area into one. (Perhaps this is in the endless mode; I have yet to check it out.) This didn't detract from the fun of the game though, if anything I was disappointed because I very much enjoyed the game, and wanted more of it. I will probably go back to replay it at some point soon, because the base mechanic is just fun to do. I did find myself a bit disappointed by the office decorating mechanic; while you can choose from one of three colors for pretty much every item, you have no ability to move objects around the office, or even remove them from the office once you have bought them. (unless I missed it) Each object has one spot it goes, and if you don't buy it that space remains empty, so in practice you're simply deciding if you want a calendar, or a blank space on the wall. That said it's still fun to mess around with, and if you don't want and item in your office, just don't buy it. I am also a big fan of customization in games, so perhaps I care more about this kind of thing than most. Both the story and art reminded me a lot of My Sims games (specifically the Wii games) which was very charming. I don't have too much to say about it beyond that the characters are likable and the story is fun. I really liked Penti (probably because I have an anxiety disorder) and while Bass is an archetype I find annoying he's still written in a way that feels at least kind of novel. TLDR; I did encounter a game breaking bug on the very final level, and had to alt+f4 the game. However, my progress did save and all I had to do was restart the final level, which because of the style of the game, just meant playing more of the level and I didn't feel like I had lost anything. I encountered several other bugs as I was playing, but they were all small graphical issues. The game is also new, and being actively updated, so I assume this will be fixed at some point soon.