That’s the unfortunate thing with Cheese Chase. Most of the time, it’s just a bit too much of a pain to play, but when it calms down a bit and/or tries certain gimmicks within more reasonable environments, it actually ends up being more successful. Cheese Chase might come off as little more than a fascinating mess to me, one that I was glad to write about despite not enjoying the act of playing it, but surely someone at Art & Magic believed in it, and only by playing it can you truly have a shot at understanding what they were going for. Reading this post helps get your foot in the door, certainly, but like with every post I write, I encourage you to give it a shot for yourself and see how it makes you feel.