Perfect Inventory - Organization Puzzle

Short but very fun! Very much enjoyed!!! :)

So I bought this game because I enjoyed Save Room, but unlike that game, in Perfect Inventory I didn't get much satisfaction out of sorting the inventories, and I ended up refunding it. Most of the levels are way too easy, and then the levels where you can choose to combine things, but aren't necessarily supposed to (which is not made clear, you have to fumble around until you figure out something that works), just become more frustrating than they should be, as you end up with mystery amounts/shapes of pieces. I appreciate the idea of making it more "versatile" this way, but in reality, I just experienced it as annoying. As someone else has mentioned, if you manage to make everything fit but have spaces left over, it doesn't count as a solution. This makes no sense to me as a long time Fridge-Tetris(tm) player IRL, nor does it make any sense with the slim story the game gives you (helping pack things for others). I would argue that a perfectionist (which the game tells you that you, as the player, are) would be happier with finding a solution that wastes less (preferably none at all) space so there's room for other things should the person desire it, rather than being able to fill…

A very pleasant puzzle game about fitting tetromino-esque shapes into the provided grid. This game adds a neat little twist of allowing the combination of some item types (ie: sword + shield) into a new shape, and the nesting of items into bags where the bags will then need to be fit into the final space instead. In the beginning, the two additional mechanics are fairly easy to work worth. But at around the mid-game, and particularly towards the end of the 50 available levels, the two new mechanics make the puzzles pleasantly more difficult. My only mild complaint is that there's no option to see a count of the grid spaces within the tetrominos or of the final field. So if the player wants to puzzle solve using some deductive math reasoning, particularly in the later more difficult levels, the player will have to have a pen and paper ready.

very fun and later levels are actually hard

The idea of D&D themed "fit the shapes in the spaces" is a fun concept, but I just had some frustrations with the game. my biggest one was that a bunch of items could combine to make a single item that was bigger than the base items, but smaller than all the base items individually. the problem is this meant there were sometimes 16 different combinations of objects that you had to try. You aren't allowed to go "too small" and leave open spaces, so many of the combos just aren't the right size. This made later levels that involved a lot of that kind of combinations to be very tedious and unfun for me like it isn't bad, just more tedious than fun for me

Satisfying. Also difficult at times but the mental gymnastics to get to a solution is fun. Wish there were more than 50 levels