DANGO!

Hated the gameplay but the gallery compensated it :3

A very poor H-game.. The puzzles are mindless and even have a "auto" key to just get the rewards instantly if you're really that lazy. Worst of all the artwork, even if it is beautiful, is poorly set up so you get stretched resolutions etc. Poorly made just thrown together game trying to profit from the artists by making a lazy "game".

I've always been a fan of these types of puzzle games, but this one is a bit subpar. I don't think they tested any of the puzzles because a large majority can be completed just by drawing a line and letting it fall to the ground. This is just as well since all the puzzles are skippable. Art is also a bit meh and you don't see any H content until you beat the game entirely. I skipped the last 30 levels.

easy game easy rules gave me such nice flashbacks nostalgia of game called "wheres my water" loved it so much amazing photos amazing work i can play it over and over again

FIVE DOLLARS??? FOR THIS?!? Brother euugh

DANGO! is a lighthearted puzzle game developed by TheBoys and 430Games and published by 430Games. Built around a deceptively simple concept, the game challenges players to guide flowing liquid into a target container by creating a suitable path. While the premise is easy to understand within minutes, the developers gradually expand on the idea through a growing collection of increasingly demanding stages. The result is a casual puzzle experience that focuses on observation, planning, and experimentation rather than fast reflexes or complex controls. The game's greatest strength lies in how accessible it is. Players are immediately introduced to the core mechanic without unnecessary complications, making it easy for newcomers to jump in and start solving puzzles. As the stages progress, however, the layouts become more intricate and require greater precision. Success often depends on studying the environment carefully and determining the most efficient route for the liquid to travel. This gradual difficulty curve keeps the gameplay engaging and ensures that later levels feel more rewarding to complete. With approximately sixty levels available, DANGO! offers a respectable amount o…