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A chill puzzle game with neko charm, lovely art, and skill automation, but excessive difficulty, grind, and a mana system that kills old strategies weigh it down.
Relaxing and chill experience: Many players describe the game as relaxing and chill, with a pleasant, meditative puzzle loop. The visuals and sounds are also noted as super meditative.
Fun and better than previous installment: Overall, the game is considered fun and a step up in quality compared to previous entries. Some reviewers call it a masterpiece or the best in its genre.
Skill system with automation powers: The game includes a skill tree with various powers, including manual-use powers like Flash Bomb, Secret Present, and Solve Random. Higher levels let powers solve huge groups or many random pieces automatically.
Lovey-dovey dialogue with neko waifus: Players enjoy the lovey-dovey dialogue and interactions with the neko characters. The adult rewards, charming conversations, and cute catgirls are considered very worthwhile.
Sexy and beautiful character art: The girls are described as super sexy, beautiful, and really loved. The anime-style art is a major draw for players.
Excessive puzzle difficulty and grind: Puzzle difficulty is excessively high and the grind is long and frustrating, with completion time increasing as players progress. Micro pieces are tedious to solve manually because animated character parts overlap and hide pieces unless zoomed in.
Mana system kills old strategies: The new mana bar drains activation and upkeep in about 1.5 seconds and freezes the timer, making the classic hot dog strategy useless. Players must now micromanage mana strictly, and many skills get stuck waiting for mana.
Tedious early progression: Players must grind through weak starter powers like Peek, Mana, Sweep, and Flash for many puzzles before unlocking fun abilities. Roughly 30-35 puzzles or 2/5 of a character must be completed first.
Unclear powers and wasted skills: Some powers are not understood and seem to sweep pieces without a noticeable effect. Powers from previous games are needlessly added and never used, cluttering the skill set.
Lost satisfying mass-flip feeling: The satisfying feeling from previous games of flipping lots of pieces with many skills at once is gone. Cheating by flipping pieces is also removed, which some players will miss.
Skill tree and builds: Players can create different builds through a skill tree with various branches, including mana-consuming abilities and auto-trigger skills. Skill points are spent permanently, and higher levels increase automatic puzzle solving.
Item collection and equipment: Players collect various items including food, drinks, accessories, and props, which can be equipped to boost gameplay. Items have little effect unless equipped, and an encyclopedia shows their effects.
Light RPG progression loop: Progression involves earning points and rewards through puzzle clears to spend on skills and items. The gameplay loop combines puzzles with light RPG mechanics, story progression, and dialogues.
Rotating puzzle core mechanics: The central gameplay involves jigsaw-style puzzles where pieces and board sections must be rotated to fit correctly. This mechanic is described across many clusters, including variations by difficulty where pieces are split into more blocks.
Anime neko girl theme: The game features anime-style catgirls (neko) as central characters, with puzzle images slowly revealing cute neko girls. The art and sound contribute to a meditative atmosphere.
Recommended as casual relaxation: Multiple reviewers recommend the game as a light, casual, and stress-free way to unwind, with simple puzzles and background dialogue. It appeals to players seeking a relaxing experience rather than a challenging one.
Series fans should buy: The game is recommended for fans following the series or the developer, described as another solid entry in the Mosaique Neko Waifus line. Some suggest waiting for a sale before purchasing.
18+ DLC is underwhelming: Reviewers advise playing without the 18+ DLC, saying it is less interesting and that players seeking adult content will find nothing to rush for. The base game is considered more worthwhile.
Candy branch strategy recommended: One reviewer suggests maxing the candy branch from the first shop and ignoring heavy fast food for an easier experience. Another advises leveling up sugar and forgetting hot dogs.
Check achievements for faster unlocks: Players starting with any neko girl should consult the achievements list to know which items to choose after solving puzzles. This helps unlock achievements more quickly.
Game completion: 10.0h.
Session length: 1.0h.
The reviewer finds the game overall fun and less tedious than its predecessor, but reports early tedium from micro-piece sections, basic-power leveling, and forced power use. No explicit time or unlock event marks when enjoyment begins.
Friction: Tedious micro-sized piece sections caused by animation overlap; Initial leveling with basic powers is tedious; Forced use of weak powers and leveling; Main skill power usage requirement up to 100 times feels tedious.
Achievement Completionist: Replays puzzles multiple times, uses different skills, and grinds hard-mode item unlocks to finish achievement requirements. Motivation: Unlocking every achievement and maintaining completion across the series. Stance: buy.
Relaxed Casual Puzzler: Plays for casual stress relief, low-pressure block rotation, and visually pleasant presentation. Motivation: Relaxing with low-stress, easy-to-learn puzzle sessions. Stance: buy.
Series Loyalist: Plays each entry, compares series content and DLC structure, and watches for future releases. Motivation: Following and supporting the series across installments. Stance: buy.
Long-running puzzle series entry: The game is part of an established adult puzzle series, with reviewers noting it as the sixth installment arriving years after earlier entries. It continues the franchise's format and tradition.
Developer and series revival: The game is developed by Lil Hentai Games and revives a series thought to be finished. The developer appears reinvigorated after a three-year gap.
Free DLC needed for full access: Players report that a free adult R18 DLC is required to access all puzzles, while another reviewer notes the 18+ DLC is optional. The DLC should be downloaded before playing.
Comparisons to other series entries: Reviewers compared the game to previous entries in the series and to other titles like Anon's Neko Waifus. It follows the tradition of earlier puzzle games.
Short completion time: The game can be finished in over 10 hours or under two hours with an optimized build, depending on playstyle. It is generally considered a time-consuming but manageable completion.