I admittedly haven’t played a large amount of this game, but what i did play of it is very solid within the scope of mobile nonogram games. I like the concept of essentially merging your Cat Tower/Neko Atsume type game with Picross, so I was really excited to try this one.Unfortunately, you get hit with ads when completing puzzles, and i haven’t been able to find a microtransaction option to remove ads, which is a dealbreaker for me. I just don’t have the tolerance to watch ads at all anymore. (There is a store section, but this is related to buying furniture for the cats.)So: cute game! Unfortunately doesn’t meet my particular keep-my-idle-hands-busy needs.

I finished the game and I will say its a decent little experience. Every puzzle is worth one coin, and furinture cost around 10, 30 or 40 coins each. You unlock more cats as you hit different milestones and they wander around the room.Puzzles are alright, I think there was only like three that I felt were a bit unfair out of the lot. The artwork is cute, both in terms of the puzzles themselves and the three rooms. My main problem would be the ads that pop up after you do a set amount of puzzles, and a nit pick I have would be some translation errors here and there. (Nothing major, some just sentence dont flow as well as they could have, or pronouns were mixed up). Also- the standing fan in the livingroom floats off the ground. Its the only prop to do this, but still. I wish we could have played or spent more time with the cats; maybe see them interact with the items that are placed down.In short its a decent but simple time waster if you’re in the mood to do some puzzlesz

I love this game and all of the cute cats in it. I wish there was a way to interact with the cats or choose which cat is on the screen but that doesn’t matter too much… If you are looking for a cute game that doesn’t really have a story just to waste extra time this is perfect. I like this game more than the common nonogram games because you get to collect the cats and furniture which gives the game a goal. The idea of being a cat slave is also quite hilarious. The puzzles are easy and enjoyable as well. Honest 10/10

Oh god- CAT MAID, DEVS. CAT MAID. Not cat slave. Very big difference!While technically I don’t think Laila’s getting paid, just given the opportunity to return home, therefore I can technically see why the devs used that word (still wrong, though. She voluntarily accepts helping the cats) slavery has a MUCH different connotation than what you imply!Other than the absolutely terrifyingly worded intro, it’s a fun picross.