Unpacking is a cozy and relaxing little Australian indie game aimed at girls.

Great concept and has cute and nice pixel art. Otherwise your typical game for casuals.

BUT what makes Unpacking AMAZING is how the story is told through the environment and you learn more about the life of the nameless/faceless protagonist through unpacking!
That aspect was competently done for such a short 5h game.


What I got from the story but may be wrong:
So this girl moves out for studies, has first stubborn and uncompromising boyfriend who does not want to compromise. Then she switches to a laid back rock star boyfriend who is too chill (bordering uncaring), but has issues with her showing of her diploma and intellect. Then finds a girlfriend and they move in together and have a kid..

Not a bad story, but what is the moral?
All men bad, go full scissor sister fister?
Feels like Humble Bundle added it solely for the DEI. Was it a honestly genuine artistic choice or just liberal pandering?
I hope it was the former. I value truth and art above ALL else. If it was, then I wholeheartedly support this choice.
If not, then I am disappointed that art was sacrificed for politics once again.
Either way, even in such a tiny and subtle game, they manage to stuff it with propaganda.. Russia/China all over again..


Meditative little game for casual chicks.
Nice enough.

A great and cute game, I played it on my Mac and I loved every minute of it!

This is so bizarre, a game that consists entirely of moving into different homes has such an amazing story. This game genuinely made me feel things and it does such a great job of telling its story. Purely by unpacking the main character's belongings you see the plot unfold, and without spoiling the game or giving anything away, it's touching! The gameplay is very relaxing and the music fits in perfectly.

One teeny tiny thing I came across playing this was sometimes I would put an object somewhere I would normally put it in my real life house only for the game to want me to put it somewhere else, and I'd have to figure out where that was in order to progress. That only happened once or twice though, nothing really disrupting.

Definitely play this! It isn't very long, but I think the length is just right for this. If you're looking for a game with a rather unique concept that you can experience in a few hours and get a good story out of, this is that game. Check it out, I think most people would like this!