Recent reviews by Ryuna

WARNING! REVIEW FOR AN 18+ GAME!

There is no plot.

Smash little chibi girls to slowly reveal a picture. The mechanic itself felt clunky on top of being repetitive and boring.

Pretty good anime art with mediocre animation scenes.

It honestly made me cringe. It felt so out of place for the art and animation that was happening.

Nothing major, but lots of times the hammer would not register I smashed the chibi girl when it was clearly obvious I did.

As a woman who enjoys adult games I would not recommend this game to anyone that wants any sort of substance to their adult games. A good game for achievement hunting or fapping if that is your thing. Granted, I don't even think it is worth fapping to.

Turn the transformed cats back to normal by clicking them.

ADDICTING. Click cats and items. A complaint would be that the same color palette can make it hard to find them, but one can also say that adds to the challenge. I will say I spent longer staring at the scenes this time around being limited only to one hint at the start which did cause me some eye strain. I'm a little disappointed the unlimited hints aren't available at the start and that you have to upgrade your crystal ball to access that, but I can appreciate the added challenge and the attempt to try something new. I like how the cats light up and persist to show you've already found them with the sometimes added touch of doing a different action when you click on them.

I am obsessed with the cute cats and cat themed items drawn throughout the scenes. The game has as a soft gradient pastel-ish color palette. It could still be hard on the eyes, but I had no issue as you play through the game relatively fast so it wasn't enough time to strain my eyes(that is just me though, as everyone plays at their own pace).

The music is nothing to write home about. It has a repetitive up beat tune to it.

I quite enjoyed this game and find myself playing the other ones Devcats has released. A relaxing game, but the game deviates slightly from the normal and you have to use just a little more brain power! Haha. As well as an easy game to get achievements if that is your thing.

Pet all the cats in the building!

ADDICTING. Click cats. A complaint would be that the same color palette can make it hard to find them, but one can also say that adds to the challenge. I like how the cats light up and persist to show you've already found them with the sometimes added touch of doing a different action when you click on them. I appreciate the hints without punishment as those last few cats, items or monsters can sometimes be a little TOO tricky.

I am obsessed with the cute cats and cat themed items drawn throughout the scenes. The game has as a soft gradient pastel-ish color palette. It could still be hard on the eyes, but I had no issue as you play through the game relatively fast so it wasn't enough time to strain my eyes(that is just me though, as everyone plays at their own pace).

The music is nothing to write home about. It has a repetitive up beat tune to it.

I quite enjoyed this game and find myself playing the other ones Devcats has released. It is also a very relaxing game that you can turn your brain off too. As well as an easy game to get achievements if that is your thing.

Helping cats by either finding them or finding items they need or want. The DLC has you traveling back in time to see how arcades could've came about.

ADDICTING. Click cats and items. A complaint would be that the same color palette can make it hard to find them, but one can also say that adds to the challenge. I like how the cats light up and persist to show you've already found them with the sometimes added touch of doing a different action when you click on them. I appreciate the hints without punishment as those last few cats and items can sometimes be a little TOO tricky.

I am obsessed with the cute cats and cat themed items drawn throughout the scenes. The game has as a soft gradient pastel-ish color palette. It could still be hard on the eyes, but I had no issue as you play through the game relatively fast so it wasn't enough time to strain my eyes(that is just me though, as everyone plays at their own pace).

The music is nothing to write home about. It has a repetitive up beat tune to it.

I quite enjoyed this game and find myself playing the other ones Devcats has released. It is also a very relaxing game that you can turn your brain off too. As well as an easy game to get achievements if that is your thing. My only complaint with this game is that it might not be optimized as well as their other Full of Cats games because there was some drag when moving the mouse across the screen. This issue doesn't persist with their newer games, so I'm guessing it is only because this is the first game in the series.

Helping cats by either finding them or finding items they need or want. The DLC has you banishing monsters back to the Monster World and ultimately saving cats from that world. It is a simple plot which gives those that need a reason for why we have to find all these cats.

ADDICTING. Click cats, items and monsters. A complaint would be that the same color palette can make it hard to find them, but one can also say that adds to the challenge. I like how the cats light up and persist to show you've already found them with the sometimes added touch of doing a different action when you click on them. I appreciate the hints without punishment as those last few cats, items or monsters can sometimes be a little TOO tricky.

I am obsessed with the cute cats and cat themed items drawn throughout the scenes. The game has as a soft gradient pastel-ish color palette. It could still be hard on the eyes, but I had no issue as you play through the game relatively fast so it wasn't enough time to strain my eyes(that is just me though, as everyone plays at their own pace).

The music is nothing to write home about. It has a repetitive up beat tune to it.

I quite enjoyed this game and find myself playing the other ones Devcats has released. It is also a very relaxing game that you can turn your brain off too. As well as an easy game to get achievements if that is your thing.

Banana.

Click banana.

Worth clicking the banana once for the achievement. That is about it. The reason people are playing this is for the free items you get every so often which you could potentially sell for money. Not worth it for those of us with actual jobs.

A fun, wholesome, relaxing game you can play. I've always been a fan of Harvest Moon so it has been such an enjoyable experience for me!

In the midst of a strike you the player volunteer to help operate the game you were going to play.

One of those free games that are worth a play through or two! You can tell a lot of work was put into this game.

An nostalgia packed emotional teenage roller coaster ride.

I've surfed the web on AOL, but I've never used AIM. This still brings me back to when MSN was a thing though.

There really isn't much to do in this game besides walking around collecting apples and seashells. The graphics are pretty good, but that is about it. Once you've seen the entire island, read from all the podiums and collected everything... that is where it ends.

I feel like the dev could add a lot more to this game to make it better, but as it is the achievements and cards are the only thing worth it.