Recent reviews by Tsuki❤

Pick it up if it's on sale. Charming little game. It's fun with only one particularly hard puzzle (a mahjong game with only one solution). There's an in-game guide if you need it.
The game crashes at three points; it's the nature of old games. No progress is lost though.

It's less than 90 minutes long and riddled with terrible translation errors. If you care about cards then you can idle for the rest after you beat the game. If you care about achievements, they're all on one playthrough and from the story as you play.

Bit of a shame it has so many bad reviews. Grab it on sale; it's fun enough. The detection on clicking on items when using the in-game pointer is sometimes awkward in the HO scenes. There's no penalty for using the hints though.

It's worth the sale price. It's a real shame this has mixed reviews. The graphics are low-res but plenty clear enough, all the mini-games are solid, the story is simple but unique compared to most.

To be clear this is a HOG, with HO scenes, for almost the whole game. There is no puzzle-adventure to speak of. There's backtracking over a map to use items in other places. This is a linear game and you can replay individual chapters if you want.

Graphics lower than standard definition, and so VERY MUDDY.
Hints are supposed to help you progress whether that's telling you directly or indirectly what to do. The problem is there's 2 steps and the hint only says the second step, not the first step.

It's like if the hint is "feed peanuts to the raven" but doesn't show you how or where to get the peanuts and instead showing where the raven is. Sometimes in other games if you try to get a hint in a very different part of the world map, it'll point you the right place. But not this game.

I never use hints in HOGs at all, so trying to use them at all was bad enough.

It's less than an hour long and super fun. It's also free! I'd love to see a long "full-length" game with these mechanics.

It's an incredibly short HOG, more like a Where's Waldo type but with cats. You can't beat free. I beat it in about 8 minutes then spent a few more times trying to complete it as fast as I could. I like it enough I plan to grab the DLC bonus levels too.

This game is obviously a mobile port designed to get people to spend money buying hints. (This version the hints are unlimited.) I think this is the only HOG I'm not going to complete. I'm going to let it idle to get the trading cards.

Cardinal sin 1: YOU REPLAY THE SAME HO SCENES FINDING THE SAME ITEMS. (Not even the same scenes finding items that were ignored last time!)

Cardinal sin 2: CHARACTER HAS NO DIALOGUE OR INNER MONOLOGUE TO GUIDE YOUR NEXT MOVE UNLESS YOU

Cardinal sin 3: No map! This wouldn't been fine if navigation in between areas was clear, but it's not.

The reviews are accurate. If you pay for this game, do it out of pity for the useless developers.

Similar type of game as Flow Free, Lines, and Linedoku. I beat every puzzle in less than two hours. Despite being a short game, it was an absolute delight. The only downside is the puzzles with many holes in them... There should be a way to map which hole corresponds where. Otherwise you need to screenshot and label them yourself. It's really the only inconvenience and shouldn't dissuade you from playing.

A rare timeless classic. There's no reason to play any other Match 3 game, this is the one to go with.