Anime - Match The Memory
Finding pairs might sound easy, but this game will definitely challenge your brain!
Train your memory, concentration, accuracy, attention, the speed of thinking and logic skills and much more. This game is a great way to exercise your memory and keep your brain fit!
✔ Play by making matches of cards
✔ 6 game modes
✔ Simple and easy-to-master interface
✔ Colorful HD graphic
✔ Visual memory training
✔ Improve memory skills
How to play?
For each level, player is required to tap the square buttons and need to memorize what is behind it in order to match its couple. It is a single player game, but it can be played by two or more players. Players can compete with others or with their own record. It has time counting.
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Riddle Girl
Information / Review English
Riddle Girl is a puzzle / thinking game developed by SYNERGY.
Story / Gameplay
In Riddle Girl your task is that you have to assemble and assign a picture using different tiles. No time limit and as many attempts as you need make things easier. It has also found help in the game, which can be recharged after a certain time and solve the puzzle for you directly.
Pro
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classic gameplay
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sexy costumes
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nice graphic style
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matching sound
– Real player with 3.9 hrs in game
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Hell Girls
A great game THAT HAS APPARENTLY BEEN ABANDONED WHILE INCOMPLETE!
The game is easy on the eyes, and the Strategy is fun. It starts out way too easy
though, and I got through over half the game without failing a single level.
Eventually, it gets tricky, and more interesting, but shortly after, it practically
promises more levels, but almost two years have gone by and no new levels!
In the forums the developers say there will be new levels “in the near future.”
That was also two years ago as of this writing.
– Real player with 998.2 hrs in game
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My entire steam recommendations feed seems to be anime from playing this one game now… oh well, time to embrace it.
Hell Girls is a link & match game with a hefty dollop of anime fanservice on top. It’s casual, it’s got terrible, cliché dialogue and the desperate attempts to add sexual overtones just made me giggle and facepalm a little. But despite that all sounding negative… it actually works. It’s fun, it has an up-beat fighting style soundtrack, bright colours and quite a bit of content. The opponents are reasonabley varied, and each does have a skill that makes you play a little differently. You have three characters and you can choose between them for most of the maps; with a few maps being locked to one specific type. You can choose their spells and upgrade them, and there are a few outfits that get skimpier and skimpier (naturally, who doesn’t go into battle in their underwear or a bikini) but do actually make a difference to gameplay.
– Real player with 20.1 hrs in game
Mahjong Dimensions 3D - Fantasy Anime
6/10
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
I played the first few levels and find it so very boring that I stopped playing and don’t think will do so again later. The only good thing about it is that it doesn’t cost much but still I would have rather saved the money for a game that is more enjoyable.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Dungeon Girl
To begin, I really like this game. It also has a lot of potential. I wouldn’t say things are outright bad, more like meh.
First of all, it’s a lot of clicking. It’s a match-1 and that makes it a lot easier than if it were a match-2 type game. Matching tile 2+ is not necessary to advance, but it eventually hinders you if you do not. The fighting is so unengaging that I end up clicking through tiles quickly and missing the details about my health, mind, and status effects. I think this is because they’re so tiny and the clicking can be mesmerizing. It bothers me a LOT how time moves in game. I just made it to level 100 and it has supposedly been 26 years in game! That feels so disjointed from everything else in game. It bothers me. Time doesn’t matter, beyond for bonuses.
– Real player with 91.6 hrs in game
Target Audience: Casual Puzzle RPG fans or those needing a time waster
Summary:
One note, while the review was written when my steam account says 46 hours, it’s close to 25-30 (as it was left on in inactive periods
Dungeon Girl is a case of not letting the substance of a game speak for it. It’s rough around the edges, with restrictions on the Resolution and some compacting of information, along with some color choices that are really hard to justify (orange and white combos?). Look on the surface, and you’ve got a game you’d pass on….until you get to the gameplay. The gameplay is an interesting mix of simplicity with the 6x6 grid and reasonable set of tiles that focus on matching things at the right time. That’s complemented by a lot of secondary mechanics that allow you to go really in depth with customizing your playstyle, whether it be defensive, offensive, or just chaos. I like the item mixing in particular, as there’s several levels to it with the two skill ability that you eventually get. What’s interesting is that despite being able to buy permenant upgrades in simple runs of grinding, the game never felt too out of balance once hitting the 50th floor and working your way repeatedly down.
– Real player with 50.8 hrs in game
Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa
This is kinda frustrating because I think there could be a decent game in here. Parts are good. There’s a clear production value, but to put it succinctly this story based vn is brought down a lot by banal gameplay padding. Without spoiling anything, this game does expect you to make multiple playthroughs for different endings. While that in itself doesn’t sound offensive, I found it difficult to parse what would put me on track for better or different endings, and so I believe I did 2 full runs after being eligible at a game start to get those endings and failing for reasons I couldn’t discern. Even after having gotten the endings I’m still not clear on what made those runs invalid. Text skip also really doesn’t remedy this considering how much text there is alongside the minigames and near constant returns to the choose a destination menu.
– Real player with 32.1 hrs in game
“Unexpected Good Pleasure With PQube’s 1st New IP Kotodama!”
Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa. It is an ecchi comical visual novel with arcade elements made by PQube & Art Co. Most interestingly, It’s PQube’s 1st IP project. As you may know, PQube celebrates its 10th anniversary this year as a publisher, distributor and service provider for the interactive entertainment industry. So it may have important meaning for followers to check how our favorite publishers make their own games. Normally publishers distribute other people’s games. They look for games they like. And players will be attracted to the developers and publishers who fit their preference. In this regard, Kotodama is worth checking out from its start-up.
– Real player with 23.5 hrs in game
My Cute Commissar
From the makers of my cute fuhrer, comes a sequel that takes that fantastic formula and dials it up to eleven. I’m going to be coming back to this one for a while.
One of my problems with My Cute Fuhrer was how limited the scenes and story were. This game, while having fewer individual stages, does put up a more in-depth story. Unfortunately, there is little difference between the choices you make in the story, but the stages are all unique enough that I don’t really mind.
The art is fantastic as usual, but the only lewd elements are some very well-done pinups. Unfortunately, i can’t say the same about the music. My Cute Fuhrer has two tracks, but they were pretty great. The two tracks in this one just get a bit repetitive.
– Real player with 7.5 hrs in game
English review / Evaluation française
*** English ***
/!\ Adult title even if it isn’t tagged as (contain nudity, sexual allusions, and sexual acts).
What if you were a secret agent, and Stalin and Trotsky cute girls?
A little mix of “Match-3” and “Visual Novel”, somehow “linked” to My Cute Führer .
Some levels can be tough to get on 3 stars, mostly Trotsky levels, but each 3 stars level completed, you get a power-up. Those power-ups will come-in handy during the “Girls mode”, because the game won’t exactly be a “Match-3” anymore.
– Real player with 5.5 hrs in game
True Lover’s Knot
I actually like to play VN’s from time to time, but wow this is one of the worst I have encountered in a long while. You play as Emma, a female Mac Gyver who can and needs to fix up every damn thing with her IT skills, namingly server, mobile phones, tablets,doors, or even ship engines. Because all of this tech.stuff is interchangable and breaks every five minutes, obviously.
Which brings me to the absolute stupid and infuriating match 3 mini-game. It isn’t hard at all, but so very overused that you find yourself on this mini-game screen every few minutes and you quickly feel as if the starting melody of it is mocking you. Seeing how the story is about Emma taking a cruise trip with her best friend, I didn’t expect much plot, yet even the little there is, is drab and expository. Less telling and more showing would have done wonders here.
– Real player with 4.6 hrs in game
This game has a lot of selling points that would ordinarily be a massive hit with me - Romantic story, anime-inspired characters, photo-realism, exotic/luxurious setting, etc etc. That’s why I bought the game, after all. But while my personal check marks are all on deck, the execution has completely missed the boat. I get that it’s the job of the developers to try and sell the game, but reading the description here on the store page after having played the game will make the passengers of this voyage feel like they’ve been shanghaied. Let me break down the brochure for you:
– Real player with 4.2 hrs in game
Anime Girls Jigsaw Puzzles
10/10 would recommend. Amazing game with an amazing art style.
A friend gifted it to me and i was skeptical at first but now i’m in love with it
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
There are a lot of puzzles to solve with this product which makes it a good value for the price, especially if you get it on sale as I did. The multiple difficulty settings that allow you to choose the number of pieces and the fact that you can work on multiple puzzles at a time since your progress auto saves are greatly appreciated, as is the button to separate edge and inner pieces, and a lot of the art is pretty nice, but all of these positives fail to make up for janky controls and very poor UI. I’ve had more trouble with selecting and moving a piece than I have with actually figuring out where they go on the 70 piece option, turning what should be a relaxing way to spend time into an often frustrating affair. I’ve finished 6 or 7 puzzles at this point and couldn’t honestly say I enjoyed any of them. I do intend to push through the rest of them at this point, but I still haven’t ruled out going for a refund instead.
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Tower of Waifus
There is already a much better version of this game called “Mirror.”
Compared to that game, this one is just plain, boring, and simplistic.
The match three is subpar. The upgrade system is jut a process of tediously replaying lower levels and farming the cash up front, then stroll through the rest of the levels. There is no bonus to progressing prior to upgrading and buying all of the spells.
If you follow this method, you can beat the entire game with all achievements in a couple of hours.
– Real player with 8.4 hrs in game
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– Real player with 5.5 hrs in game