Budget title with various puzzles to tackle in order to ogle fair anime maiden. Worthy time waster?
Three short challenges on each of the 10 stages. Each stage opens with whack-a-mole type of mini game. "Stalker" appears very briefly on one of the tiles and your task is to hammer that tile to eliminate it. Once all tiles are gone you win. Can be challenging depending on your reflexes and eye hand coordination. Number of tiles increases halfway through the game.
Second task is to click to death three ghosts covering a picture. The ghosts have to be eliminated in a set order by clicking on each till meter below depletes. The difficulty here comes from them teleporting around your screen and recovering the meter over time. Speed of both mechanisms increases on later stages to a point of annoyance. Doable without shortcuts but can irritate indeed.
The 3rd challenge is a memory card matching puzzle. You seek a matching pair of cards to eliminate them. Cards stay turned after clicking only briefly so you have to match them quickly. Once all matched you shall pass but the number of cards to match increases halfway as well. Least grating task imo.
After a few stages it's starting to feel rather repetitive as the mini games, aside one difficulty increase, do not change at all. Auto completion option can save you unnecessary annoyance if you find the content too challenging or simply too boring.
More than one type of puzzle is a little bit more ambitious than most offer at this price point so it is a small positive. Also, the title can be completed in less than 1h even without skipping.
Art is possibly the strongest selling point of this game. 10 pictures of somewhat decent quality to obtain. The so called 'animation' is rather silly. Moving picture up and down can hardly count as animation. Hair, eyes, mouth, bosoms/buttocks and some pieces of clothing do indeed move but it's very budget excuse of animation indeed. You can zoom and move each reward in a gallery section of every stage. There isn't one complete gallery but individual one on every stage if you wish to see pics again. All uncensored at least.
Few generic music tracks accompany the gameplay. Each mini game has own track at least. Nothing memorable but should not irritate either. Fine quality for the asked price.
One small problem is with an animated picture viewing. Once all stops screen remains black. You can still click on things blindly. If you manage to locate and click on exit but in the right top corner all returns to normal (I think stage icons work as well).
To summarize, 3 in 1 budget mini game collection that can feel repetitive and possibly irritating. Relatively ok, uncensored anime art and forgettable, generic music. As the asked price suggests, with low expectations you might even have some brief enjoyment: 4.2/10
