Fun gameplay, wonderful story – Picross Luna Review

I really love this game. The gameplay is simple to get a grasp of, and gets more challenging as you go. It isn’t something you have to devote a lot of attention to, but something to do with your hands while doing something else. It provides the option to play in two modes, one that’s like a game where if you make mistakes you lose hearts, and one where you don’t have to worry about making mistakes, but don’t know if you’re doing it right until the puzzle is completed. In addition to the gameplay, there is a nice little overarching story that you get to see completed at the end. At the beginning, I didn’t know why the moon was getting more and more covered in flowers, though it was still satisfying to see, but when I found out through the story it was even more satisfying. The translations of the story into english aren’t perfect, but it’s still easily understandable, and almost adds to the charm a little bit, especially the things the little moonkeeper can say whenever you open up the game. It was truly enjoyable and satisfying to finish due to the story, and I love that the developers were able to make it more than just an app of separate puzzles. Bringing it all together with a story really sets this app above other picross/nonogram games.
Review by Bee-Bee Cyndaquil on Picross Luna.