Hours of Content - About half-an-hour.
Modding Support - None at all.
Sexual Content - Mildly provocative poses. . . ?

For the price, I'd say this is an alright game. It's definitely a "dollar-game", and if you catch it on sale (for say, half-off), you should absolutely grab it. That is, if you're a fan of mildly-lewd pixel art. I do a lot of pixel-art myself, and the visuals of this game are very appealing. The interface also looks nice and clean, and the art is animated (upon completion).

The game-play is very basic. It's a puzzle game, and all you do is match colored tiles to uncolored versions of said tiles. You are timed, and you have three "lives" to last for the whole game. Once you complete each puzzle, you have to re-do all of them, except without the uncolored tiles to guide you. After some memory (or guessing), you'll eventually make it to the final puzzle which was. . . a bit anti-climatic, but at least it was different.

Unfortunately, this game has no "gallery" mode, so you'll have to re-complete any puzzle if you want to see the picture again. There is also no "stage-select", which means you'll have to complete one or more puzzles if you want to see one that's further down the line. Once you complete a puzzle, the game will automatically progress, so I'd recommend you record your completed puzzles if you want to see them again (without redoing them).

For the price (particularly when on sale), I'd say it's a quick time-killer of a game. At the very least, it's a quick game to obtain 100% Steam achievements. If bouncy pixel boobies are your thing, consider Anime Pixel Girls.

Hours of Content - About half-an-hour. Modding Support - None at all. Sexual Content - Mildly provocative poses. . . ? For the price, I'd say this is an alright game. It's definitely a "dollar-game", and if you catch it on sale (for say, half-off), you should absolutely grab it. That is, if you're a fan of mildly-lewd pixel art. I do a lot of pixel-art myself, and the visuals of this game are very appealing. The interface also looks nice and clean, and the art is animated (upon completion). The game-play is very basic. It's a puzzle game, and all you do is match colored tiles to uncolored versions of said tiles. You are timed, and you have three "lives" to last for the whole game. Once you complete each puzzle, you have to re-do all of them, except without the uncolored tiles to guide you. After some memory (or guessing), you'll eventually make it to the final puzzle which was. . . a bit anti-climatic, but at least it was different. Unfortunately, this game has no "gallery" mode, so you'll have to re-complete any puzzle if you want to see the picture again. There is also no "stage-select", which means you'll have to complete one or more puzzles if you want to see one that's further down the line. Once you complete a puzzle, the game will automatically progress, so I'd recommend you record your completed puzzles if you want to see them again (without redoing them). For the price (particularly when on sale), I'd say it's a quick time-killer of a game. At the very least, it's a quick game to obtain 100% Steam achievements. If bouncy pixel boobies are your thing, consider Anime Pixel Girls.