Loved this take on the classic Chinese puzzle. The art is charming, and the music is nicely unobtrusive while still feeling like it's encouraging me to think through each puzzle. The puzzles are well done and I never felt at a loss, even if sometimes I skipped and came back to one later. Some were perhaps relatively easy, especially as a group (ears generally get solved the same way across each set of 9 animals, after all), but there were some great head-scratchers as well. I appreciate the controller support - the game's generous interpretation of placement smooths what could have been tiresome to play with a joystick. Tile selection takes a little getting used to, but ultimately makes sense. 

Also, I love how many boat puzzles there are.