In a “ooh they do chocolate brownie M&Ms now?” sort of way. Okay, it’s no showstopper, there’s no heart-rending emotional storytelling going on, but it’s interesting. Plus it’s doing some interesting underhanded narrative stuff as you notice what toys and kitchen appliances our unseen protagonist keeps from move to move and what potential serial killers they’re moving in with. But it’s actually rather enjoyable and zen and the crunchy pastel-coloured isometric pixel art is pleasantly nostalgic like a Game Boy Advance in the mouth of a friendly labrador. Pitch that in the elevator at Ubisoft and watch everyone’s noses wrinkle like you just blew a hole through the seat of your pants. Then you go to the next room and do it some more.

Case in point, here’s everything you do in Unpacking – you click on a moving in box and drag and drop all the contents into shelves, cabinets and drawers.

Some indie games are like hamsters on Viagra – doing an awful lot with very little.

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