Raccoon Packer: A Cozy Puzzle Game

Cute and short puzzle game. Puzzles do get a bit harder as you go, but sometimes revert to very easy. 70 levels total, sticker hint shows you what stickers you need, and the normal hint just shows you one item and resets what you placed. You can use the numpad and enter for pricing! A few variations of raccoons are fun to see, the music is fine, gameplay works well. My only issue what not being sure what items might fit into categories, but sticker hint helped when unsure.

It's a simple puzzle game with silly art where you fit objects into boxes for these raccoons. It was a fun experience with 70 levels. My biggest con is that the hint system only tells you one object, and for levels that have 10+ objects that really doesn't help much. There were some levels I had to try many, many times before I could figure it out. Skill issue? Probably. Finished? Yes Steam Achievements? Read above, I believe in you, though. Steam Deck? Some jankiness with the controls, but it was fine when I got used to it. Rating? 8/10 My curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45865425-CozyAriGames/ Full videos on Youtube

Raccoon Packer is a short and sweet organization puzzle game in which you cram oddly shaped items into oddly shaped grids, apply stickers to packages, and bill fellow raccoons for your hard work. Across (70) compulsively playable levels, you'll pack everything from obnoxious tablets to unreasonably long baguettes to acorns. Gameplay + Details Controls. Keyboard + Mouse only. Playtime. ~1-2 hours. No missable achievements. Options + Settings. Fullscreen/Windowed toggle and sound sliders only. What Works For Me ✅ Some levels are genuinely challenging. ✅ Charming hand-drawn art, including your little raccoon paw. ✅ No timers, memorization, or math. ✅ "Sticker Help" button saved me from my abysmal memory. ✅ The pirate raccoon from Scrub Dudes returns! What Doesn't Work For Me 🟥 When using numpad, "ENTER" clears the value back to zero. 🟥 After level (70), the game abruptly ends. Final Thoughts + Recommendation Kekik in the Bag was kind enough to provide a key in exchange for an honest review, and I honestly enjoyed this -- just like I've enjoyed every game this two-person studio has published since Raccoon Cocoon debuted last November. While not as pretty or polished as Kekik's pixel-art titles, Raccoon Packer's hand-drawn art and silly hodgepodge of items are charming all the same. The levels vary in difficulty; I breezed through most of them, but there were a few where I had to unpack everything and start from scratch while cursing the customer. I was a little disappointed that the final level was relatively simple, if only because I wasn't ready for the game to end so soon. All in all, I absolutely recommend this if you enjoy winding down with spatial or organizating puzzles. Follow Eekz Today for more crafting, life sim, management, strategy, and story-rich recommendations.