The irritating charm comes from knowing the answer is probably right in front of you while having absolutely no idea what the game wants you to do with it. A quick hint can suddenly make the whole thing fall into place, leaving you half impressed and half annoyed that you missed something so strange.
The awkward handling only adds to that cheeky sense of sabotage. Solving a stubborn puzzle feels genuinely rewarding once the penny drops. The full version is already unlocked, making it a decent pick for players who enjoy fiddling with odd mechanics and do not mind occasionally consulting a guide.