These parts seem designed to offer a slightly different form of gameplay, but they really don't, and stand largely unmoored" She also felt the narrative wasn't cohesive, and felt mostly like a collection of events and moments. overall these sequences are so simple and so short that there isn't anything remotely rousing to the exercise. Unfortunately, it feels just as unexciting to play. Malindy Hetfeld, writing for Eurogamer, criticized Minute of Islands' gameplay, writing "It looks like rote, simple work when Mo does it, one of the few times you see her arms emerge from between the folds of her yellow coat. Much more so than the most other indie games that are about death and grief and sadness and responsibility." But for all its narrative bluntness, Minute Of Islands is an incredibly elegant game. Bell also praised the themes of the story, "Minute Of Islands' story. It's not challenging, but it is satisfying". They're made to feel like giant bodies themselves, the power lines like sticky veins, and you have to push connecting blocks back into place and then find your way back out again. "The puzzles are mostly about getting from A to B, although there are giant logic gates in the underground machines that are more complicated. In a positive review for Rock Paper Shotgun, Alice Bell wrote that the puzzles were simplistic, but were enjoyable.
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