It's a basic softcore hentai puzzle game built in Unity that doesn't really surprise in any way. It works as it should and there doesn't seem to be any bugs but perhaps it could have been polished a bit more. Sometimes when you put pieces in the correct spot and they snap in place, the grid will show between the pieces and pieces can be hidden underneath big tooltips that doesn't tell you anything interesting. The interface could be improved a lot. The area where you construct the puzzle is really small and the interface buttons for music, hints, tooltips etc are really big. I don't need to be told with a tool-tip that the puzzle is timed because I can see the timer. The tooltips doesn't add anything that couldn't be better represented with a more prominent timer / puzzle completion counter.
The only character featured is the white-haired Rinsel and most of the pictures are softcore pin-ups only. She looks awesome, but there doesn't seem to be very much explicit content, no animation, no story, and you have access to every puzzle at the start, meaning there is no progress towards more hardcore content. So the 60 unique puzzles, grouped into 12 distinct themes, may quickly become monotone. They are very easy as the largest I came across was 40 pieces, which is something small children should manage. The small size of the puzzles make them very easy and makes the game very short. You can probably finish it all in a couple of hours. There is even a money/cheat system in the game where you earn currency per completed puzzle so that you can buy hints for the remaining puzzles or just outright unlock them, if you for some reason were to find them too difficult.
Is it worth the asking price on Steam? If you are an achievement hoarder maybe? I didn't find anything that kept my interest. I played for about an hour, finished half the game and felt like I had seen everything this game had to offer. Rinsel looks nice, art style is decent, the game works, but I expect more out of my porn games. The game is built in Unity but feels like a flash game.
Also why is there watermarks on the pictures? I mean the links to Ringsel's patreon/twitter and the artist's signature on some of the pictures. Don't you have the right to use this artist's drawings? If so, request the pictures without the watermarks/signatures. It makes it look like you stole the art to put it in a bare-bones puzzle game for personal profit. Also don't put the artist's signature or a link to the artist's patreon in the gallery, placing them in the credits is enough if they agreed to contribute their art to this game.
The only character featured is the white-haired Rinsel and most of the pictures are softcore pin-ups only. She looks awesome, but there doesn't seem to be very much explicit content, no animation, no story, and you have access to every puzzle at the start, meaning there is no progress towards more hardcore content. So the 60 unique puzzles, grouped into 12 distinct themes, may quickly become monotone. They are very easy as the largest I came across was 40 pieces, which is something small children should manage. The small size of the puzzles make them very easy and makes the game very short. You can probably finish it all in a couple of hours. There is even a money/cheat system in the game where you earn currency per completed puzzle so that you can buy hints for the remaining puzzles or just outright unlock them, if you for some reason were to find them too difficult.
Is it worth the asking price on Steam? If you are an achievement hoarder maybe? I didn't find anything that kept my interest. I played for about an hour, finished half the game and felt like I had seen everything this game had to offer. Rinsel looks nice, art style is decent, the game works, but I expect more out of my porn games. The game is built in Unity but feels like a flash game.
Also why is there watermarks on the pictures? I mean the links to Ringsel's patreon/twitter and the artist's signature on some of the pictures. Don't you have the right to use this artist's drawings? If so, request the pictures without the watermarks/signatures. It makes it look like you stole the art to put it in a bare-bones puzzle game for personal profit. Also don't put the artist's signature or a link to the artist's patreon in the gallery, placing them in the credits is enough if they agreed to contribute their art to this game.