Twenty small mazes, nothing more. Good mazes, though.

The profile gets straight to the point, like the game. Attachment and the wish to rediscover it sit right at the bottom, ahead of just 3% and 2% of titles, and fun beats only 8% of games. Oddly, the desert-island pick and the sound climb back toward the middle, ahead of a bit over 40% of titles, but each rests on a single vote, so there's nothing to draw from yet. The picture that emerges is an honest, minimalist game that nobody holds dear.

Against the puzzlers that leave a mark, 20 Small Mazes chases neither emotion nor a grand artistic gesture. It's a stripped-down object, almost a joke owned in its own title, where these criteria measure attachment and memory.

So, who's it for? For you if you like clean little challenges, no dressing, just the mechanic and you. A lot less if you want a game that lingers long after, because that's simply not what it sets out to do.