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It exceeded all of our expectations, drying hair quicker than any other device and leaving it with significantly less frizz. It’s the only hair dryer to place the motor inside the handle, meaning no arm ache a few minutes into your styling routine (a blessing you’ll only appreciate once you have it). What’s left to say about the queen of hair styling? Dyson’s supersonic is the result of years of combined efforts from hair stylists and engineers alike.

Attachments: Nozzle, diffuser, air attachment.

Haphazard clusters or narrow pathways make it hard or even impossible to carry an order from A to B. Since the objects take up space you have to move around them. Your efficiency depends as much on how you organize as where you organize. If you’re efficient, you earn stars that can be spent on basic upgrades like moving faster or carrying more. They show up at a service window at the top of your screen and request a random smattering of items that you must fill within the allotted time. The second phase is focused on filling orders for customers. The more space you fill up with stuff, the harder it gets to move around.

This makes sorting everything increasingly complex, as deliveries get larger and more varied over time. Is that a wizard’s hat or Christmas tree? The letter “L” or a yellow rainboot? A big part of the fun comes from deciding what things are and how they are related. There is a level of abstraction in the design that allows for creative interpretation.

What kind of objects? In total, there are more than 200 objects in the game ranging from fruits and vegetables to microscopes to obtuse shapes. A shipment of objects arrives at your warehouse that must be sorted and stored. The gameplay, much like the aesthetics, is rudimentary. Wilmot’s Warehouse is all about tapping into the psychological satisfaction around how we make decisions about what goes where and the way we organize our lives. As long as these rituals work for you, they deliver a zenlike peace of mind. Maybe you towel yourself off after every shower with identical precision every single time. Maybe you have a pile of semi-dirty shirts worn for a few hours at a time. Maybe you put your freshly washed and folded laundry away immediately. The genius behind Wilmot’s Warehouse is that it appeals to something deep within every single one of us: the need to organize.Įven if you’re not “organized” in your daily life, you have a system that you follow with a religious zeal you may be totally unaware of.