Unravel Review

By peter paras

Cute, but tangled.

Yarny, the skinny red, mouthless thing of Unravel, is easy to love. As he fumbles around a nameless Swedish countryside, a single piece of yarn trails behind him. Adorably. Traversing a dining room table, landing on the floor, or climbing furniture is cute without seeming phony. Yarny’s big…

  • Yarny never stops being lovable
  • From the countryside to the sea and beyond, the visuals are top-notch
  • 6 hours for 20 bucks feels right
  • Puzzles range from simple to clunky
  • Which is also a word that best describes the controls
  • Backtracking by way of limited yarn is the game’s worst aspect

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