Mischief Moves In

Without any introduction, you take control of a raccoon living in an empty home inside a tree. Your goal is to furnish the place, so you head out across several locations to collect anything that catches your eye. Sometimes you'll simply pick up abandoned objects, while other times you'll "borrow" them because, let's be honest, nobody is probably going to miss them anyway. It suits the raccoon's name, Mischief, perfectly. You begin your adventure in a forest before eventually reaching two additional major locations connected by a cave system. None of the areas are particularly large, but that works in the game's favor because every screen feels unique and packed with detail. You have plenty of freedom to explore, although the game isn't fully open since you still need to follow paths between different screens and points of interest. Some screens are tiny, others are much larger, and one of the major locations takes place on a single massive screen. You can check your position on a map, but it doesn't display any useful icons, so using your memory is vital. The world is populated by animals that either have something to tell you or need help with a task before offering a reward. T…