Info about Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S:

Official game description:
Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S: The Evolution of Hatsune Miku Logic Paint -MIKULOGI- Now on Steam!
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Experience the next level of puzzle-solving with Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S. This expanded edition not only features puzzles from its smartphone predecessor, "Hatsune Miku Logic Paint - MIKULOGI," but also introduces brand-new challenges.  
＜MIKULOGI S Features＞
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**◇Over 350 puzzles to explore!**  
Dive into an extensive range of challenges, featuring new 5×5, 10x10, 15×15, and 20×20 puzzles in addition to puzzles from the "Hatsune Miku Logic Paint - MIKUOGI -" app. As you clear stages, unlock beautiful illustrations of Miku and her friends. Build your collection of artwork by conquering numerous stages!  
**◇Choose your favorite characters!**  
Solve puzzles in the delightful company of your favorite Piapro Characters in Miku's interactive room. They'll cheer you on and encourage you while you tackle the puzzles!  
**◇Piapro Contest Songs Included!**  
Complete puzzle missions to earn Stars, which you can use to unlock new songs. Customize your experience by setting your favorite tracks to play on both the home screen and while you're solving puzzles.  
**◇What is Hatsune Miku Logic Paint?**  
Reveal images by using the numerical clues on the top and left edges to fill in the squares. Mark unused spaces with an "x" to avoid errors, ensuring a flawless puzzle-solving experience!

Release date: Nov 19, 2022

Categories: Tile Marking, Grid-based Logic, Puzzle Solving, Deductive Reasoning Puzzle, Music Customization, Anime-themed Gameplay, Relaxing Gameplay, Controller Support

Feature scans:
- Proton/Linux: score 5; verdict: Works Well (Steam Deck Verified); summary: All provided reviews report a flawless, Steam Deck Verified experience with no Linux/Proton compatibility issues. Users highlight that the game runs out of the box without requiring experimental compatibility tools, and it is a natural fit for portable play on SteamOS. No negative Linux-specific feedback was found.
- Steam Deck: score 15; verdict: Seamless; summary: The audit finds that Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S is overwhelmingly reported as a seamless Steam Deck experience: it is Steam Deck Verified, runs out of the box, and offers native controller support without requiring Proton Experimental or launcher workarounds. A single reviewer notes that mouse/trackpad support was missing at launch and remained unpatched at review time, but controller support mitigates this for most handheld play. A portion of the dataset contains irrelevant legal or political text, which was not considered for technical scoring. Overall friction is minimal.

- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
- Community Price:
  - Community fair range: $9.99 - $19.99
  - Reasoning: The reviews show a split but bounded fair-value view. Some players say the game is worth full price and specifically justify it by substantial puzzle content, including 44 hours of runtime. Others describe full price as a bit pricey and say it is mainly worth buying on sale, while a Chinese review calls the overall value only acceptable. Together this supports a fair base-game range around $10–$20, with stronger enthusiasm near discount pricing but clear acceptance of full price if the content is long enough.
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: 70.0h
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: 1.0h
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: Multiple completion reports give total times around 44 to 108 hours; explicit quotes of 52 hours and just under 100 hours for full completion support a typical gameCompletion of about 70 hours. Session length is supported by a 30-minute session quote and an hour-long session quote, so sessionLength is set to 1 hour. storyCompletion is null because the game has no story mode. endgame is null because no separate post-completion endgame playtime is reported.
- Time-to-fun:
  - Summary: Players report early friction from non-intuitive rules, a poor tutorial, and boring 5x5 level 1 puzzles. After moving beyond those early boards, the picross core, varied puzzle set, and progression rewards make the game great and very addicting.
  - Stance: Clicks after
  - Anchor: Progressing beyond the 5x5 level 1 puzzles
  - Time to anchor: N/A
  - Friction: Rules are not intuitive at first and require seeking a tutorial.; Tutorial is abysmal, full of typos, and not recommended for nonogram beginners.; 5x5 level 1 puzzles are boring.; Mis-clicks and cursor movement can force restarts on bigger or 3-star puzzles.; Music becomes repetitive and feels limited as you progress.
  - Unlock drivers: Clearing puzzles earns stars that unlock artwork, room items, and music, making progression rewarding.; Large puzzle variety with no progression locks lets players choose a difficulty.; Gradual increase in scale creates natural progression without unnecessary gimmicks.
  - Conditions: Vocaloid fandom is not required for enjoyment.; PC and Steam Deck performance is flawless; relaxed pacing suits handheld sessions.; Large puzzle count spans 5x5 to 20x20.; Puzzles are not locked behind progression.; Star rewards unlock artwork, room items, and music.; Mistake-free/3-star attempts on larger puzzles are time-consuming due to mis-clicks.; New nonogram players may struggle because the tutorial is poor.; Early 5x5 level 1 puzzles are boring for some players.
- Player Archetypes:
  - Picross/Nonogram Veteran (sale)
    - Motivation: To find satisfying, skill-testing nonogram puzzles and compare them with other picross games.
    - Playstyle: Solves large grids seriously, often aiming for no-mistake clears and disliking forced assists or hand-holding.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: picross enjoyer; seasoned player; logic puzzle veteran
    - Reference games: Pictopix
  - Vocaloid/Miku Fan (buy)
    - Motivation: To enjoy Hatsune Miku/Vocaloid theming, music, and fan-service content.
    - Playstyle: Plays casually to unlock and listen to Vocaloid tracks while solving cute themed puzzles.
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: Vocaloid fan; Miku fan
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Casual Newcomer (sale)
    - Motivation: To relax with short, low-pressure puzzle sessions and a cute presentation.
    - Playstyle: Plays in short casual sessions, using gentle assists and enjoying easy-to-mid puzzles.
    - Experience: newcomer
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: beginner; new to this type of puzzle
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Achievement/Completionist Value Hunter (buy)
    - Motivation: To clear all content, earn every achievement or star, and get strong value per dollar.
    - Playstyle: Grinds long completion runs, finishes every puzzle, collects all achievements, and evaluates playtime versus price.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: achievement hunter
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Solid Picross Core Gameplay (weight 0.7): Reviews consistently praise the core nonogram puzzles as fun and well-executed, with many considering it a top-tier Picross experience. The gameplay is standard but refined, appealing to fans of the genre.
- Hatsune Miku Theme Appeals (weight 0.48): The Hatsune Miku theming, including cute characters and artwork, is a major draw for fans. Many appreciate the chibi art style and Miku-themed rewards.
- Massive Puzzle Collection (weight 0.44): The game offers a huge number of puzzles across various difficulties, with some citing over 500 total puzzles. This provides substantial content and long-term playability.
- Addictive and Fun (weight 0.38): Many reviewers find the game highly addictive and fun, often losing track of time while solving puzzles. The engaging loop keeps players coming back.
- Rewarding Progression System (weight 0.28): Completing puzzles earns stars that unlock artwork, room items, and music tracks, which players find motivating and rewarding. The sense of progression enhances the overall experience.
- Great Music Selection (weight 0.22): The soundtrack is diverse and enjoyable, with many players appreciating the variety and quality of the music. It adds to the relaxing atmosphere of the game.
- Intuitive Controls (weight 0.21): The controls are responsive and intuitive with mouse, keyboard, or controller, and mouse support was added via update. This makes puzzle-solving smooth and accessible.
- Gradual Difficulty Scaling (weight 0.21): The puzzle difficulty scales with grid size up to 20x20, allowing players to learn gradually. Most puzzles are solvable logically without guessing.
- Relaxing and Enjoyable (weight 0.18): The process of solving nonograms is described as relaxing and pleasurable, making it a great way to unwind. It's enjoyable for those who like logic puzzles.
- Polished and Complete (weight 0.18): The game is described as polished and complete, with all necessary quality-of-life features for an enjoyable Picross experience. Overall satisfaction is high.
- Nice Art Gallery (weight 0.17): The gallery of unlocked artwork is a nice extra, and players enjoy viewing the illustrations they earn. The art is a pleasant bonus for progression.
- Good Value for Money (weight 0.14): Players feel the game is worth its price due to the amount of content and enjoyment it provides. It offers good value, especially for fans of the genre.
- Enjoyable for Fans (weight 0.1): Fans of Picross and Miku will find this game particularly enjoyable, as it combines both elements well. It's a solid choice for enthusiasts.
- General Positive Sentiment (weight 0.1): Overall, players express high satisfaction and enjoyment with the game, often describing it as fun and likable. The game is well-received by its audience.
- Cute Character Presence (weight 0.1): The cute chibi character on screen adds charm and appeal to the game. It enhances the overall aesthetic and enjoyment.
- Steam Deck Compatibility (weight 0.1): The game works perfectly on the Steam Deck, making it a great match for portable play. Players appreciate the seamless compatibility.
- Auto-Correct Feature Helpful (weight 0.09): The auto-correct function immediately fixes errors, which is helpful for players. It reduces frustration and keeps the focus on solving puzzles.
- Music Quality Varies (weight 0.09): While many enjoy the music, some find it just okay or fine. Opinions on the soundtrack are generally positive but not unanimous.

Common complaints:
- Lack of mouse support (weight 0.52): Many players report that the game does not support mouse controls on PC, forcing keyboard or controller use. This is a frequently cited issue across multiple clusters.
- Cannot disable auto-mistake feature (weight 0.34): Players are frustrated that automatic error detection or correction cannot be turned off, removing the challenge of solving puzzles independently. This appears in several clusters.
- Limited puzzle size and difficulty (weight 0.27): Puzzles only go up to 20x20 or 25x25, and serious nonogram players find this too small. Additionally, difficulty scaling is uneven with many 20x20 puzzles.
- Mistakes are severely punished (weight 0.25): A single misclick or wrong entry immediately counts as a mistake, often preventing a no-miss clear and causing stress for perfectionists. This is highlighted in clusters 10, 17, and 24.
- Clunky mouse and keyboard controls (weight 0.24): Even when using mouse and keyboard, controls feel imprecise, with overshooting and accidental mistakes being common. This is noted in clusters 14, 19, and 27.
- Small music selection (weight 0.23): The game offers only 18 tracks, which players find repetitive and insufficient. There is also a desire for more licensed songs.
- Game breaking cutscene bug (weight 0.11): Some players experience a severe bug where the game freezes on the rainbow opening cutscene and never loads past it, making the game unplayable.
- Font issues with Chinese text (weight 0.1): Chinese characters display as blank squares or missing glyphs, making the game unreadable for Chinese users. This is a significant technical flaw.
- Basic and limited puzzles (weight 0.1): The puzzles are considered too basic and the total number is limited, lacking variety and challenge for experienced players.
- Lack of customization options (weight 0.09): Players feel there are not many settings or ways to configure the game to their preferences, such as toggling features or adjusting controls.
- Puzzles may require guessing (weight 0.09): Some puzzles cannot be solved through logic alone and require guessing, which is frustrating for nonogram purists.
- Navigation issues in puzzle select (weight 0.09): The puzzle selection interface lacks a direct way to go to the next puzzle or loop back, making replaying later puzzles cumbersome.
- Pricey for content (weight 0.09): Some players feel the game is not worth the full price due to limited content or features.
- Reward illustrations too small (weight 0.09): The reward illustrations cannot be enlarged or used as wallpapers, which disappoints players who enjoy collecting them.

Gameplay feedback:
- Nonogram puzzle game with varying grid sizes (weight 0.97): The core gameplay is nonogram/picross puzzles with grid sizes from 5x5 to 20x20. The game offers over 350 puzzles, providing a large amount of content.
- Grid sizes 5x5 to 20x20 (weight 0.88): Puzzle sizes range from 5x5 to 20x20. The game includes many puzzles at each size.
- Assist and hint features (weight 0.58): The game includes assist features such as auto-correction of mistakes and hints to help when stuck. These can be toggled on or off, and using them may affect star ratings.
- Unlockable songs and music tracks (weight 0.55): Players can unlock songs by earning stars from completing puzzles. Unlocked music tracks can be set to play during puzzles and on the main screen.
- Hatsune Miku and Vocaloid theming (weight 0.5): The game is themed around Hatsune Miku and other Vocaloid characters. This includes Miku graphics, music, and characters like Kagamine Rin, Len, Luka, Meiko, and Kaito.
- Unlockable artwork and gallery (weight 0.44): Solving puzzles unlocks artwork that can be viewed in a gallery. The gallery also allows players to learn about the artists.
- Star rating and reward system (weight 0.36): Completing puzzles earns stars, which are used to unlock artwork, music, and other rewards. Puzzles have a 3-star rating system, with higher ratings for no mistakes and no hints.
- Game is a picross puzzle (weight 0.3): The game is a picross-style puzzle game, similar to nonograms. It is often described as a picross or logic paint game.
- Puzzle gameplay with increasing difficulty (weight 0.24): The game involves solving puzzles of various sizes. Difficulty increases as players progress through the game.
- Music playback during puzzles (weight 0.2): Background music plays while solving puzzles. Players can set music tracks to shuffle for random playback.
- Mistake penalties and no-miss rewards (weight 0.17): Mistakes in puzzles carry penalties and affect scoring. A no-miss clear is required to earn certain rewards.
- Auto-correct mistakes (weight 0.16): The game automatically corrects incorrect tile fills. This assist feature can be disabled.
- Over 350 puzzles (weight 0.14): The game offers more than 350 puzzles. Some sources mention 345 regular puzzles and additional special puzzles.
- Three difficulty levels (weight 0.13): The game has three difficulty levels, progressing from 10x10 to 15x15 to 20x20 grid sizes. Difficulty increases with grid size.
- Special Puzzles section with 200 puzzles (weight 0.1): The game features a 'Special Puzzles' section with eight levels, each requiring solving 25 puzzles of size 15x15. This adds 200 additional puzzles to the game.
- Rewards are Vocaloid pictures (weight 0.1): Solving a regular puzzle rewards a picture of one or more Vocaloids. These pictures can be viewed in the gallery.
- Hundreds of levels (weight 0.1): The game contains hundreds of levels, offering a large range of puzzles. This provides many hours of gameplay.
- Nonogram solving logic (weight 0.09): Solving nonograms involves using numerical clues to deduce which cells to fill. Players find definite unique cells and use logic to infer unknown cells.
- 10x10 and 20x20 difficulty (weight 0.09): 10x10 and 20x20 puzzles are similar in difficulty, but 20x20 requires more actions to complete.
- Auto-fill completed lines (weight 0.09): After correct cells are filled, the game can automatically fill completed rows and columns. This speeds up puzzle solving.

Performance notes:
- Boot failure after long play (weight 0.15): Some players report the game fails to boot after around 17 hours of play, and reinstalling does not fix it. The issue has reportedly persisted for months to a year.
- Fullscreen stretching on non-widescreen (weight 0.1): The in-game fullscreen option stretches the image on non-16:9 screens. Using Alt+Enter is suggested to run the game fullscreen properly.
- Minor non-breaking bugs (weight 0.09): Some players encounter minor bugs that are not game-breaking, such as the home BGM bugging out when shuffled.
- Freeze during opening cutscene (weight 0.06): The game freezes on the opening cutscene and does not load past it, preventing players from starting.
- Defaults to small window (weight 0.06): The game launches in a small window with no in-game display settings to change it.
- Runs flawlessly on PC (weight 0.05): Some players report the game runs flawlessly on PC without issues.

Recommendations:
- Miku theme drives appeal (weight 0.61): The Hatsune Miku theme and Vocaloid elements are a major draw, especially for fans. Many recommend it specifically for Miku fans, though some note the extras are low quality.
- Strong Picross fan appeal (weight 0.54): Multiple clusters highlight that the game is highly recommended for Picross and nonogram enthusiasts. Fans of the genre will find plenty to enjoy, though some suggest looking elsewhere if you dislike nonograms.
- Not for nonogram newcomers (weight 0.42): Several clusters warn that the game is not recommended for those new to nonograms due to a poor tutorial and high difficulty. Experienced players may also find it unchallenging.
- Mixed value for price (weight 0.36): Opinions on price vary: some say it's worth full price, others recommend waiting for a sale. A few mention it's not worth full price due to free alternatives.
- Relaxing puzzle experience (weight 0.24): The game is often described as a relaxing puzzle game, good for unwinding and enjoying logic puzzles without stress.
- Better alternatives exist (weight 0.24): Some reviewers suggest playing other Picross games like Khimera Puzzle Island or Pictopix instead, or note that this game doesn't innovate.
- Control and interface issues (weight 0.18): Some players report control issues, such as mouse control problems and lack of undo or temporary marking. Mouse support has been added, improving the experience.
- Positive but generic recommendations (weight 0.17): A few clusters contain simple positive recommendations without specific details, indicating general satisfaction.
- Good for beginners (weight 0.14): Some clusters indicate the game is suitable for beginners, especially if picked up on sale. It offers an accessible entry point for those new to the genre.
- Miku fan caveats (weight 0.14): While Miku fans may enjoy the game, some warn about difficult puzzles and low-quality extras, making it a weaker recommendation for that audience.
- Assist mode criticized (weight 0.1): A few clusters mention an assist mode flaw that led to refunds and negative reviews. Players are advised to turn off assist mode.
- Targeted audience recommendation (weight 0.09): The game is good for its target audience, with recommendations based on IP theme and price.
- Decent time sink (weight 0.09): It is considered a decent time sink for those who enjoy this type of puzzle atmosphere.
- Language and version advice (weight 0.08): Some suggest switching to Traditional Chinese if understood, and others recommend getting the S+ version instead.
- Vocaloid vs rhythm game comparison (weight 0.06): For Vocaloid fans, rhythm games may be better, but this is a logical choice if not in the mood for rhythm.
- Series familiarity advised (weight 0.05): Those familiar with the series may enjoy it, but newcomers may find it too difficult.
- Steam Deck compatibility (weight 0.05): The game works well on Steam Deck, as noted by one reviewer.
- Achievement hunter concerns (weight 0.04): Achievement hunters may be discouraged by the game's achievements.
- Simple positive (weight 0.04): A simple positive recommendation without additional detail.

Other player notes:
- Huge puzzle count (weight 0.46): Players consistently note over 300 to 545 puzzles, including regular and special sections, providing extensive content. Specific counts include 345 regular puzzles, 545 total, or 345 + 200 special puzzles.
- Hatsune Miku theme (weight 0.46): The game is themed around Hatsune Miku and Vocaloid, featuring Miku and friends in artwork and music. This is a major draw for fans.
- Long completion time (weight 0.35): Reviewers report spending 33 to 100 hours to complete all puzzles and achievements, with many noting dozens of hours. This indicates substantial playtime value.
- Mouse support added (weight 0.34): Mouse and keyboard support was not available at launch but was added in version 1.1 after developer announcements. Some users still note the initial lack as a drawback.
- Music player and soundtrack (weight 0.34): The game includes an original soundtrack with 18 tracks, unlockable as puzzles are cleared. A music player with shuffle is available, but it is separate from puzzle solving.
- Sequel S+ exists (weight 0.29): A sequel or updated version called Mikulogi S+ is mentioned, which adds a thousand new levels and changes the mistake system. Some say it is 100% better.
- Affordable price (weight 0.24): Reviewers find the game well worth the cost at full price, especially given the large volume of content. It was also on sale at release.
- Gallery of artwork (weight 0.24): Clearing puzzles unlocks a gallery of illustrations, though some note the images are easily found online. It includes bonus Miku art and non-original artworks.
- Easier than other nonograms (weight 0.21): Compared to other nonogram/picross games, this one is considered easier and more relaxing. Some find it less challenging due to the 20x20 size limit.
- Puzzle genre entry game (weight 0.17): The game is a nonogram/picross puzzle suitable for those who enjoy solving puzzles, and serves as a good entry point to the genre. It is available on PC.
- Steam Deck verified (weight 0.15): The game is Steam Deck Verified and considered a perfect fit for the handheld. This makes it highly accessible for portable play.
- Developed by Crypton and Komodo (weight 0.13): Developed by Crypton Future Media and published on PC by KOMODO, brought to Steam by Komodo. This is a port of the mobile game.
- Achievements require many stars (weight 0.1): Achievements require collecting 1635 stars, and the all-achievements completion rate is 13%. This adds significant replay value for completionists.
- Full price purchase (weight 0.1): Several reviewers indicate they paid full price for the game and found it worth it. This suggests satisfaction with the value.
- Relaxing palate cleanser (weight 0.1): Described as a relaxing choice for emptying your mind, more like training patience than a puzzle challenge. It is compared to low-frustration games like Minesweeper.
- Localization issues (weight 0.06): Simplified Chinese localization is broken with many tofu squares, while Traditional Chinese is normal. This affects readability for some users.
- Community puzzles available (weight 0.06): There are community puzzles available, adding replay value. This feature is similar to workshop support in other games.
- Pictures become familiar (weight 0.06): Compared to other Picross games, some find the images familiar after playing many. The pictures can be found online, reducing novelty.
- Training mode hidden in settings (weight 0.06): The game has a training mode located in an unobvious place, within the settings menu. This may be overlooked by players.
- No ads (weight 0.05): The game has no ads, which is a positive for a paid game. This is expected for a premium title.

Emotions:
- Frustration (weight 0.16): Players are frustrated by the lack of a tutorial and finicky controls that make misclicks common, often leading to forced puzzle restarts or loss of no-miss bonuses. They also complain about auto-check and assist features that cannot be turned off, which hinder serious play and cause eye strain.
- Disappointment (weight 0.15): Many players find the game poorly made for a fan-oriented title, citing a lack of mouse support, unchangeable keyboard mappings, and a bad PC port. The puzzles are often too basic, the Miku theme is minimal, and the music selection is limited, making the game feel overpriced.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.09): Players enjoy the core picross puzzles, finding them fun and addictive, especially with Hatsune Miku theming and music. The game helps some through hard times and provides satisfying rewards like illustrations and song unlocks.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.09): Players feel satisfied by challenging 20x20 puzzles, smooth mouse controls, and quality-of-life features. The game offers plenty of picross content, beautiful illustrations, and a complete package for fans.
- Relaxation (weight 0.04): The game provides a relaxing, meditative experience with no time limits and careful deduction. Upbeat background music and easy, short puzzles enhance the calming effect.
- Annoyance (weight 0.04): Players are annoyed by the miss system that cannot be turned off, causing full level restarts for misclicks and subtracting stars. Other irritants include grating sound effects, loud error buzzers, and a small music selection without a playlist option.
- Boredom (weight 0.04): Some players find early 5x5 puzzles too boring and the overall gameplay monotonous. The music becomes repetitive, and most images feel bland or seen before.
- Mild frustration (weight 0.03): Players experience mild frustration due to the inability to toggle off auto-mistake features and a harsh difficulty ramp with many 20x20 puzzles. Other issues include bugs and missing quality-of-life features like number fading.
- Amusement (weight 0.02): Players find amusement in minor bugs and humorous song lyrics, such as joking about 'believe in your intuition'. One player played for 23 hours without realizing they could unlock songs or set them to shuffle.
- Love (weight 0.02): Players express love for the combination of Picross and Hatsune Miku, enjoying the unlockable artwork. The game and Miku herself are central to their affection.
- Pleasure (weight 0.02): The process of solving nonograms and the beautiful music make the game pleasurable for players. These elements combine to create an enjoyable experience.
- Addiction (weight 0.02): The picross gameplay is highly engaging and addicting, especially for those introduced via Miku. Players report developing a picross addiction after buying the game.
- Mild disappointment (weight 0.02): Players are mildly disappointed by the inability to change or skip tracks during gameplay and a limited song selection compared to Project Diva. Sparse settings, including no fullscreen or resolution options, also contribute.
- Devastation (weight 0.01): Players feel devastated when finishing and 100% completing the game, as it ends the experience. Additionally, assist mode ruins the picross experience for some.
- Admiration (weight 0.01): Players admire the game's cute visuals and high-quality, passionate puzzle design. The abundance of cute images adds to their admiration.
- Mild dissatisfaction (weight 0.01): Players are mildly dissatisfied with the lack of an option to turn off auto-correction, causing small slip-ups to count as hints. The auto-check feature and clunky settings also detract from the experience.
- Anger (weight 0.01): Players feel anger due to the game's hand-holding features, such as auto-correction, and developer inaction on unplayable issues despite payment. This is the first time some have been angry at a picross game.
- Mild annoyance (weight 0.01): Players are mildly annoyed by the music shuffle not feeling random enough and random BGM often replaying the previous song. Fullscreen mode being non-obvious to access also contributes.
- Appreciation (weight 0.01): Players appreciate the large amount of puzzles with no progression locks and the Vocaloid presentation and music. These elements enhance their overall experience.
- Feeling of cheating (weight 0.01): The automatic checker tells players when the right amount is filled, giving a feeling of cheating. This feature undermines the challenge for some.}