【How to play】

At its core, Fill The Fridge is all about optimizing the use of space within your refrigerator. To do this successfully, you should follow a methodical approach:

When you begin a level, it's wise to prioritize placing the larger items first. These items tend to occupy a significant amount of space, and by situating them strategically, you ensure that you make the most of your available room. This initial placement is essential because it sets the foundation for the rest of your packing. Once you have the larger items in place, shift your focus to the smaller ones. These items can be used to fill the gaps and crevices left after placing the larger items. Think of it like a puzzle; you're trying to fit every piece perfectly into the available space. This step is crucial for optimizing every nook and cranny in the fridge. To handle larger fridges with smaller items, consider adopting a more organized approach. Start by placing regular, uniform-shaped items neatly. These items are easier to arrange in a structured manner, creating a foundation for your organization.  Irregularly shaped items, such as oddly-sized containers or unconventional shapes, can be trickier to fit into the fridge. Save these items for later in your packing process. Once the regular items are in place, you can use the remaining space to accommodate the irregular ones. This strategy minimizes wasted space and maintains an efficient fridge layout.

【Pros and cons】

Pros

1. Fill The Fridge offers challenging and engaging puzzles that require spatial awareness and strategic thinking. It's a brain-teasing game that keeps players on their toes.

2. The game features progressive difficulty levels with larger fridges and smaller items, ensuring that players are continually challenged as they advance through the game.

3. As you successfully complete levels, you unlock delicious foods and various items, adding a rewarding element to the gameplay and motivating players to keep playing.

Cons

1.The core gameplay involves arranging items in a fridge repeatedly. Some players may find this repetitive over time, especially if they prefer more diverse challenges.