Anyone who dabbled in Toukana Interactive’s pastoral puzzler during its Early Access period should appreciate its meditative qualities.Accompanied by a gentle soundscape of lullaby melody and lowing cattle, it’s the kind of experience you tend to plug away at half-focused, selecting where to lay its hexagonal tiles with one side of your brain while the other slips into a daydream. Yet is no idle clicker; it’s more like a kind of zen densified by dozens of randomised playing pieces, but minus the urgency and spatial limitations. The result is something almost oxymoronic –a relaxing challenge. It’s equally soothing and stimulating, although
