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I didn't expect a simple single-player puzzle to eat my whole evening, but here we are. The sliding tiles have a weight and smoothness to them that makes each move weirdly satisfying, and the difficulty ramps up without ever feeling unfair. Nob Yoshigahara's warning on the box is honestly accurate.

The little metal cars have a weight to them that makes every move feel deliberate, and I keep telling myself just one more puzzle. It's deceptively simple until you're three moves deep and realize you've boxed yourself in.

I've lost entire evenings to this thing. The sliding tiles have this satisfying resistance that makes you want to keep going just one more puzzle, and Nob Yoshigahara's warning on the box turned out to be dead accurate.