Wilmot Works It Out

what it sets out to do, it does very well. it's a chill and satisfying game to the max. the only criticism i could have is that i wish there was more, but considering 1) getting 100% completion took me about 18 hours 2) i can see myself enjoying replaying the game that's not much of a negative. if anything, its a testament to how much i enjoyed the game.

This is a fantastic puzzle game that I would recommend to any jigsaw enthusiasts out there. Solve a series of tile puzzles in a nonlinear order, so you're never quite sure which pieces might belong together. Like its predecessor, Wilmot's Warehouse, the well-crafted controls allow for a seamless experience. I also appreciated the lack of time pressure in this game. Runs great on Steam Deck.

Remember those little slider puzzles from when you were a kid? Where all but one square is filled and you have to move the pieces around to complete the picture? That's what this game is like. Wilmot gives zero fucks about reality and just wants to be alone with his puzzles, and I respect that.

I am enjoying the game, but there are two aspects that would improve my gameplay. 1st is the controls, its clunky and not right for me, I tried the xbox controller with it and its better but i wish i could move pieces with my mouse. 2nd is the arrangement of the pictures. I'm up to the greenhouse and still don't know how to change the room a picture is in. I don't want to do all the sorting at the end. Overall its a good game, and worth the money

This game is a delight. The joys of solving jigsaw puzzles without worrying about table space or having my cat knock the pieces off/hide them

Wholesomely adorable puzzle game. This is coming from a guy who usually plays action games.

Sort puzzles without any timelimits and stress, but you have to gradually figure out when a puzzle is missing a piece and come back to it later. Marathon mode was at its best a very satisfying challenge, and at its worst a little frustrating to keep organized at times - it feels intentional though, like a subtle wink to the first game of the series. All in all a relaxing and entertaining little gem!

I love the feeling of organizing things. This scratched that itch wonderfully. And I liked the small interruptions of plot to keep it from becoming monotonous. The New Game+ was enjoyable as well, but wish there had still been conversation interruptions. The controls were a little awkward for me, though. I kept pushing the wrong buttons when trying to hang the pictures on walls and change between rooms and really just wanted to be able to adjust the pictures with a mouse. (Don't think that was possible?) I switched to a controller after a little bit and it was better, but still felt awkward.

Finished the full game and marathon mode in 51 hours, great way to pass the time while listening to a podcast or something.

I loved this game! The art and music are so pleasant and the little bit of story very sweet. Definitely worth checking out, although I cannot recommend doing what I did and staying up late to finish it because it WILL give you weird puzzle-solving dreams. Still great though!

Best game I've played on the steam deck. Really relaxing and has intuitive controls making it easy to play on the deck.

lovely puzzle game, very relaxing

Quite a good bit of fun

fun and relaxing

I loved it