Unpacking is a point-and-click decoration and puzzle game developed by Witch Beam. And, my god, this game is *chef’s kiss*.
The game feels like a stunning memoir. It captures impeccable detail from its pixel art to material sentiments, all the way to sound. Plus, the game unapologetically gives you the space to shift, move, organize, and unpack your way through someone’s possessions.
Charming art
I won’t lie, Unpacking was a short and sweet game to play. It was easy to catch on game achievements. Plus, the art is fundamentally charming with all the pixel art.
Unpacking is one of those games you spot someone playing and instantly want to chill out to the gentle music and cute pixel art style. There’s just no ignoring how adorable this game looks.
Devil in the Details
If the Devil is in the Details, bish, we’d be in Hell. Unpacking devs are showing off every gruesome detail. You unpack objects that meticulously references the context of the time and place you are transported to.
Even the ability to move other items around tells you a lot about what is and isn’t yours and the shared space you move into. And, that doesn’t even touch the sound each object makes on different surfaces. There are no words for the details in the Foley library of this game.
Playing through a memoir
I say this after realizing I was being a toxic control freak in the game. The game has restrictions because you ultimately aren’t the subject of the game; you are merely playing them.
Unpacking throws details for you to intelligently infer from but, even in the order things are unpacked from each box is not within your control. You’ll find clothes in a box in the kitchen or tissue roll with novels and game cartridges.
I wish I knew
There is one thing I wish this game had: bubble tags to things. In some cases, objects seemed to be familiar but ultimately unrecognizable. And, it was admittedly a little frustrating.
It may also just be my uncultured swine being butthurt over what could easily be recognizable for someone more attuned to the years the character you play exists in.
Game therapy?
There’s something about organizing things in some order that can be therapeutic. Making sense and order from things can be comforting for some people. And, in my case, it was the chill cathartic play I didn’t have to pay my therapist for.
However, this game might not be what you want or need if decorating or organizing just isn’t your thing.
Is this your Game Match?
I mean, if this was a question for me, personally, just YES. The game is fundamentally simple, short, and charming. I find it hard to find anything that would irritate anyone who plays this game. Unless unpacking just isn’t something you like then, don’t play this game.
Unpacking is a lot of just playing through someone’s life and inferring events from their possessions. Objects age, are replaced, and are lost while you progress in the game. This game is lovely. It’s what I needed while I was undoubtedly panicking and stressing out about everything and anything. So, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a comfort game for you too.
Gaming
Civilization VII coming to Apple Arcade this February 5th
Features optimized for iPhone, iPad
Sid Meier’s Civilization VII is getting an Apple Arcade Edition, dropping this February 5th on the gaming subscription service.
Developed by Behaviour Interactive and Firaxis Games, the latest entry to the Civilization series will now be enjoyed by those on Apple devices.
It will enable them to experience the strategic depth of building an empire to stand the test of time.
In Sid Meier’s Civilization VII, strategic decisions shape the identity of an evolving empire. Players rule as one of many legendary leaders from throughout history.
In the process, they will steer the course of their story by choosing a new civilization to represent their empire in each age of human advancement.
Players will construct cities and architectural wonders to expand territory. They will also improve civilization with technological breakthroughs, and conquer or cooperate with rival civilizations.
The Apple Arcade Edition of the game comes with new features. These include an exclusive mobile experience and intuitive touch controls optimized for iPhone and iPad.
For those interested, the Civilization VII Apple Arcade Edition’s App Store page is available here.
Earlier last year, the strategy title also released for VR, providing players with a new perspective on how to build their empire.
Gaming
The Switch 2 is getting its first Joy-Con color variant
It’s not as showy as the first Switch’s Joy-Cons.
When the Nintendo Switch 2 and its almost-all-black Joy-Cons launched, you might have wondered about how the dual controllers will rock other colors. After all, the original Switch’s ecosystem constantly tempted users with quirky color options. Because the Switch 2 uses a black shell, will future Joy-Cons look just as tempting? Now, we have our answer.
Today, Nintendo has announced its first color variant for the Switch 2 Joy-Con. We should have seen this coming, but the new variant will not have a completely redesigned shell. Instead, the controller will change the colors of the inner rails and the rings around the joysticks. This pair will rock light purple for the left Joy-Con and light green for the right one.
As you enjoy #MarioTennisFever, you’ll also have the opportunity to give your #NintendoSwitch2 a new look!
The first new colored Joy-Con 2 controllers—Light Purple and Light Green—also arrive Feb 12.
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— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) January 8, 2026
It’s a tad bit disappointing, especially when you’re comparing it to the previous model. It’s practically impossible to rep the new colors out in public because the inner rails are hidden by the Switch 2. It also doesn’t help that the console itself will still have its red and blue colors, clashing with the new variant.
That said, the Joy-Cons still look pretty cool when separated from the console. But it all depends on when the console gets more games that use only a single Joy-Con.
Thankfully, that’s coming soon. The color variant will launch alongside the upcoming Mario Tennis Fever, the perfect game for single Joy-Cons. Both will come out on February 12.
The new colors will sell for an eye-watering US$ 99.99.
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CES 2026
Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable Concept was possible thanks to TCL
Also responsible behind the foldable display of the new motorola razr fold
At this year’s CES 2026 in Las Vegas, TCL CSOT (China Star Optoelectronics Technology) and Lenovo have further proved their long-term partnership. The newest Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable Concept and the motorola razr fold are equipped with displays by TCL CSOT.
Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable Concept
The continuous collaboration of the two mighty Chinese companies bring out something that has been envisioned in laptops for quite a while now.
Ever imagined of a conventional laptop with standard 16:9 display that can instantly stretch into a 21:9 widescreen monitor? Well, the Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable Concept proves it’s more than possible.
Pioneering this partnership starts with TCL CSOT’s rollable display. Dubbed as the Lenovo PureSight OLED Gaming display. From a regular 16-inch 16:9 display, it completely transforms into an ultra-wide screen — stretching between 21.5 all the way to 24 inches.
For gamers and even e-sports athletes who seek visual flexibility (literally and figuratively), the display adapts to three (3) different training phases.
- Focus Mode (16 inches) for honing reflexes
- Tactical Mode (21.5 inches) for enhanced situational awareness
- Arena Mode (24 inches) for full-scale competitive simulation
Behind that rollable display tech by TCL CSOT lies a dual-motor, tension-based system. This not only means that the rollable display can unroll smoothly, the expansion is not just controlled, its contraction also delivers minimal vibration and noise.
There’s also a dedicated tensioning mechanism that ensures consistent tautness across the OLED panel. Low-friction materials then secures durability throughout the rolling cycle.
motorola razr fold
Finally, after a long wait, motorola finally unveils their first ever book-style foldable.
The motorola razr fold headlines TCL CSOT’s 8.1-inch 2K LTPO flexible inner display. And unlike most foldable offerings in the market today, it supports a stylus!
When closed, its 6.6-inch external display delivers the familiarity of a candy-bar smartphone. Furthermore, its sleek, striking, and slim silhouette will feel comfortable in one’s hands.
Not much has been shared but more details will soon be unfolded by motorola.
The Co-Innovation Legacy
The steady legacy of TCL CSOT and Lenovo has already delivered consumer-ready products past the convention center show floor showcase.
Those include the Lenovo Yoga Slim 9i with a flexible 4K OLED display unveiled at CES 2025. Even the motorola razr 60 series flip-style foldables launched last July 2025 was not missed.
And, with the introduction of the Legion Pro Rollable Concept and the motorola razr fold, both companies continue to turn advanced display research into practical, user-focused products — setting new standards for performance, comfort, and sustainability.
With past display innovations, these newer advancements offer a more immersive viewing experience, better eye comfort, and flexiblility across various user applications.
This continuous collaboration highlights the companies shared commitment to advancing display technology and elevating the visual experience for users worldwide.
TCL CSOT’s constant strive for innovation is mainly driven by their APEX values:
- A-mazing Display Experience
- P-rotective of Eye Health
- E-co-Friendly to build and use; and
- X-Unlimited Imaginative Potential
Jun Zhao, the Senior Vice President of TCL Technology and CEO of TCL CSOT, states that the company is dedicated in providing Lenovo high-quality displays and custom diplay solutions that turn advanced technology into something “We are dedicated to providing Lenovo with high-quality, custom display solutions that turn advanced technology into everyday excellence, and
He also says “they look forward to exploring new frontiers together.”
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