NONOGRAM - KAWAII CUTIES

Can't mark off completed clues. That's the most basic QoL for a nonograms game.

This is an inexpensive, but well made, nonogram/picross game. The goal is to complete six different PG-rated anime wallpapers. Each picture is comprised of 10 assorted nonogram puzzles, ranging in difficulty from 5x5 to 25x25, for a total of 60 puzzles in all. The puzzles are very beginner friendly, with an abundance of rows and columns that are either all x's or all fill-ins. As a longtime fan of nonograms, I was hoping for a bit more of a challenge, but I still had fun with them. The controls are pretty standard: left click to fill, and right click to mark with an x. The boards have clear grid lines every 5 squares, your current row and column are highlighted, and when you fully complete a row or column the numbers change color to indicate it is done. (Do note, however, that individual numbers do not change color for partially completed rows and columns, which may be a quality of life concern for some players, but again, the puzzles are easy enough that you probably won't miss this feature.) Aesthetics-wise, the art is appropriately cute as per the title, the resolution is crisp, and the music is atmospheric enough that it pleasantly fades into the background and doesn't pu…

60 puzzles of various sizes from 5x5 to 25x25. The puzzles are seemingly random portions of larger pictures. As you can see in the trailer, the puzzles make up less than half of the final picture. When you finish any puzzle, you can see the portion of the greater image fade in to view as a much higher resolution picture. The final images are clearly not pixel art, but large hand-drawn images. The music is relaxing. No records of time taken to complete the puzzles. It's fine.

Safe for work? Absolutely! Achievements? Yeah, 24 of them! Completion time? About 3 hours! Worth it? Most definitely!

Fun and cute

nothing special just mute the game, the clicking sound effect is annoying af