Very adorable art and well-crafted puzzles. Cozy and wholesome short story, I was giggling with how cute the sheep are and how mischievous little Sadiq is. Also, game works really well with Steam Link.

Intermediate puzzle difficulty, though I did struggle with the ice-skating puzzle going to the base. Blind playthrough would get you to 6-7 hours to finish the story.

TBH, the 9 hours were a delight! If there'd be a Carto 2, I'd wholeheartedly welcome it~

Quality cozy game. It's a short-n-sweet visual puzzler with a wholesome story and likable characters. Great for people who enjoy jigsaws, riddles, and common logic games. Puzzles can stump you briefly, but are never too hard, or too repetitive. They also have quality-of-life touches like characters repeating a shortened version of what they said earlier when you talk repeatedly.

I liked every moment of this game. Visually cute, and how I wish to have some of the scenes to be my wallpaper!
It's a good short game and it's better to play when you take your time solving the puzzles and cherishing each interaction of it. The world is so disconnected and connected at the same time! I wonder how seamless all the pieces are together that there can be more than one solution to the chapters. I also love how I unexpectedly expected to have the ending piece every level together!

I only got stuck twice in this game, all of them are from the desert level. Those third and fifth yellow sands puzzles was so cryptic I didn't really understood it, and I had to look it up to move forward.

I wish that there can be a zoom in option in the maps menu, since I tend to play very far away from the screen at some times, but nonetheless worth your budget bucks!