T'is game. T'is good.

First up, I first saw Felicia Day giving it a go and thought I'd have a look. I have enjoyed playing the game, but do not think I will pursue any of the achievements until the below is addressed.

Unfortunately it has been a taxing task as it very unfriendly for left-handed players.

Being left-handed rarely is ever makes a difference to a players experience. Key-mapping is stock standard even in the simplest of solitaire style game. Many lefties use the number pad as their primary keys. painfully, the numpad0 - numpad9 keys are bound to the standard numbers across the top of the keyboard . So every time a left-handed person steps backwards for example, they also equip the broom tool whilst at the same time cancelling any furniture placement action.

I did try to post this problem on their forum and had my post deleted. This action alone is why I am giving this game a thumbs down. Games have bugs, I get that. But when a developer actively discourages users from alerting them to an issue for some players, that's when the negative posts come out.

If you are left-handed, DO NOT BUY THIS GAME.

I've had this game for years and have patiently waited for the option to change key-bindings. I made comment of this back in 2014.

Sure, you can use the arrow keys to move about, but every other key is out of reach unless you move your hand off the mouse. Most left handed players rely on the keypad.