Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Jan 4, 2019

  So I love games like this. As someone with an obsessive compulsive personality, this type of thing tends to hit all my sweet spots. This though. This is just a shameless cash grab clone of Pixel Draw. Because this is a clone of Pixel Draw, the UI is exactly the same. It's clunky, takes up more of your screen than necessary, and the highlighting function is also broken. The same things I said in my [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/strifeypoo/recommended/909830]Pixel Draw review[/url] (though this actually loads!!), apply here, with the addition of the images being absolute sh!t. They're blurry, pixilated in a bad way, and obviously grabbed from copyrighted images. The images consist of thousands of different colors, which make filling out the image significantly more tedious than it should be. Don't waste your money on this. If you think you're going to fap to this, just google anime porn.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 2, 2019

  A disappointing exercise in tedium. The game is a right mess from start to finish, with thousands of different "Colors" in each image, so you're basically just going from color to color clicking tiny boxes. I've beaten One level so far, and I'm calling myself done with the game, so looking at my playtime, you can start to get an idea of why that's a problem. Finishing a level will result in a level completion dialogue. Clicking the dialogue away will return you to the main menu.... and then a few seconds later, it'll pop back up. And again. And again. And again. It was cheap enough that I'm not Too bothered, but seriously. Beta Test Your Games BEFORE launching them next time, hey?
• gamedeal user

  Aug 26, 2020

  This is by far the most amount of effort I've had to put into a hentai game to see the end result; and it's not even hentai, it's merely ecchi, if even that (some are just objects). My wrist/fingers already hurt from having to hold the mouse button to color in many squares quickly after 2 levels. Each level takes around 5-10 minutes (usually closer to 10) and there are 111 of them. So lots of value here that just isn't worth the effort to undertake. Maybe it's not my kind of game. It is certainly addicting to want to fill in all the squares and see the check marks appear as you finish a color. But the anti-stress part? Yeah, pretty sure I was more stressed while playing. The calming music didn't really help either.