Nonorelia

I've played nonogram games for years now and I find this game accessible for newcomers and challenging for experienced players alike. I've played the currently available campaign multiple times to articulate a thorough review. The TLDR is that the story is interesting so far, the nonograms are unique and fun, there's difficulty selection and optional hints, and there's a lot of quality of life functions that make the unique shapes of the puzzles very manageable. I think it's a quality game worth giving a try with only a few minor things holding it back. In the state I played it, there isn't an awful lot of story content so my perspective is limited in that regard. Nonogram wise, I'm having a blast and there's a ton of nonogram content in the game. (The level detail is mostly for the devs but feel free to read to compare to your own experience with the game. I don't have any story spoilers, just brief mentions of characters for clarity's sake.) First, the visual novel elements: - There's full voice acting, which I thought was pretty good. I didn't find myself getting taken out of it by any of the voices and I could sit back and enjoy the story. - The drawback was that the audio ba…

Let me first talk about some of the places I like: [olist] [*] Even though there were a lot of shortcomings that I couldn't ignore, I still enjoyed the story. [*] Character Voice is not bad. Although I found Angelons a bit noisy at first, I quickly began to like them as the story progressed. They looked so pathetic when Noah scolded them. Noah has some pretty ruthless-looking options, but I think it's funny lol [*] The background music is good. I like it. [*] I chose "Story Mode." The puzzle part is not too difficult; I enjoy the sense of accomplishment. [/olist] Some shortcomings : [olist] [*] Improving resolution/PPI and aspect ratio adaptation issues is strongly recommended. My investment in the story was often interrupted by these two issues, especially the characters' inability to maintain normal proportions and the grainy graphics. [*] It would be nice if the UI design, buttons, font/text colors, layout design, etc., could be improved. It doesn't affect the playability. However, many players are also very concerned with the visual experience. [*] When canceling full-screen mode, some options in "Option" will be collapsed and invisible. Maybe consider scrollin…

Nonorelia has an intersting story and very likable characters in my opinion. The puzzles are fun and the abilities that characters give to solve them are amazing. Cant wait to see how the story progresses from here!

This game was my introduction to nonogram puzzles and I must admit it has has given me a puzzle bug.. I fear that 'more cowbell' is not the cure to this fever ,...its Chandler. Game on lower levels have puzzles that are challenging but do-able. I had a lot of trouble solving puzzles on the highest level, not a game problem parse , just evidence that my brain doesn't flex that way. On the whole the story is a little slow to start and I swear i've seen that android cutie on Okinawa somewhere? Love the voice acting. Biggest issue is i bought a game that leaves you on a cliffhanger with incomplete chapters that i paid for. Americans hate to wait, but that is what early access gets you. Overall, an enjoyable experience 8/10

Using Generative AI is not cool. There are many things both good and really bad about this game, but the use of Gen AI and not disclosing the use of that Gen AI is very lame. Give you money to people who actually did the work they're selling you.

Let me tell you - I have never played a nonogram game in my life. However, this game (after a minute or two) was really fun to play and friendly for beginners like me! The environment is catchy and the characters are interesting. This isn't the kind of game I'd play everyday, but it's good for training the brain when I'm chilling.