Jedrick Magcalas

One word. Beautiful. I picked up this game thinking it was going to be just a zen garden-like game to just pass the time. But the simple story of a son wanting to pursue an adventure of fun with his dad, woven into a gratifying puzzle experience is such an amazing and impactful combination and after each task has left me wanting to experience more, eventually finishing the game before I knew it. From the music (to which I saved the soundtrack into my playlist) to the sounds of LEGO bricks when placed are such beautifully delicate things to listen to (props to the sound design team for filling a voiceless world with so much life). My only gripe with this game was that the story mode was too short, but other than that, I recommend this game for anyone looking for a boost of hopeful optimism and feeling of nostalgia.