Version Revewed: v1.1 Final
Start off by reading the review of this developer's previous game Fruit Girls. This is the same game but with new art.
That said, this one earns the fifth star because it fixes most of the problems I had with Fruit Girls.
1. The art is far more detailed and has strong lies making it much more interesting to put together as a Jigsaw puzzle.
2. The line art seems to line up with the finished art this time.
3. Cat girls are superior
There is much less brute force required to figure out which piece goes where.
One thing I did not mention in the previous review that did carry over into this one is the way the game breaks the picture up into pieces seems to work from the top down, tossing the pieces into a pile on the left. There appears to be only a small amount of shuffling of the pieces once placed, so you end up building the picture largely from the bottom up, only uncovering pieces further up in the picture once you've dug down into the pile a bit. This makes the game a little bit easier to solve but doesn't otherwise affect gameplay that much. It however mean that pieces that were near each other in the puzzle sometimes end up near each other in the shuffle deck and they will stick together if close enough.
Start off by reading the review of this developer's previous game Fruit Girls. This is the same game but with new art.
That said, this one earns the fifth star because it fixes most of the problems I had with Fruit Girls.
1. The art is far more detailed and has strong lies making it much more interesting to put together as a Jigsaw puzzle.
2. The line art seems to line up with the finished art this time.
3. Cat girls are superior
There is much less brute force required to figure out which piece goes where.
One thing I did not mention in the previous review that did carry over into this one is the way the game breaks the picture up into pieces seems to work from the top down, tossing the pieces into a pile on the left. There appears to be only a small amount of shuffling of the pieces once placed, so you end up building the picture largely from the bottom up, only uncovering pieces further up in the picture once you've dug down into the pile a bit. This makes the game a little bit easier to solve but doesn't otherwise affect gameplay that much. It however mean that pieces that were near each other in the puzzle sometimes end up near each other in the shuffle deck and they will stick together if close enough.