Pixel Game Maker Series Puzzle Pedestrians

I figure since no one else has reviewed the game yet, I can hop on the hype train while it's still warming up. Judging by the community discussion forums, people on Steam are totally trying to decide whether or not they should buy Puzzle Pedestrians, right? Regardless, by the end of this review I hope to at least help persuade a single person to lean one way or the other. Being as big a fan of Kenichi Nishi as I am from prior experience with his other games like Moon and Chibi-Robo, the latter being my favorite game ever, I jumped on this game the moment I heard about it. The first thing I noticed is how his style and charm comes through in the music, art direction, and sense of humor each puzzle presents. Despite each scenerio involving helping pedestrians reach their destination in a set amount of time using the specific tools the game provides you in each level, the framing for each allows for unique puzzles and stories to play out. Sometimes you have to boost someone with bees so they can reach the bus on time, or help two lonely individuals meet each other by slipping on a banana peel so they'll fall in love. None of it is laugh out loud hillarious, but it is funny enough for…