HENTAI PUZZLE Reviews

the talking gets in the way of the game. it's annoying as hell honestly. I dunno why the little guide pics are blurry (face and good parts) not a huge deal, but lame. none the less. why can't we get a huge zoom in full screen view after completing a puzzle w/ fireworks and MOTTO HENTAI!?! wait for sale. I didn't even read the visual novel. I honestly just wanted to put a few naughty puzzles together to pass the time. wait for sale. 3/10

As it is now, this took me 1.3hrs to complete for reading the whole story, solving all the puzzles legitimately and then getting all the remaining achievements. It's a nice game and the pieces will "lock" once they are in the right spot, so that helps and to me that also means that it's of higher quality than if somebody would have just half-assedly thrown a puzzle mechanic together. Plus points here. The story goes a bit allover and if you are sensitive to certain "niche kinks" ([spoiler]poop, bestiality[/spoiler]) just be careful with some of the text. There is also one part where the narrative becomes a bit sappy, so if you are playing this to get excited in your pants be warned, as you may lose "it" at that part. The pictures are nice, however for my taste there were too many "girls with boobs pressed against glass" ones and unfortunately none with actual "action", except for a yuri nipple lick one. Also - once again - careful, as in one part of the game there are some vore themed pictures, so if that completely kills your boner, do not go to that part [spoiler]in the gallery[/spoiler] Outside of that, I see that there are supposed to be updates coming? Not sure if that still happens or not. Either way, as the game is right now, I recommend it for the solid puzzle mechanics and the extremely quirky, clearly not-taking-itself-serious story; less for the images or rather the variety of them.

The developers have updated the game not even a day after I posted my initial review and already many things have been fixed. You no longer need a hint to place the first puzzle piece, and all the puzzle pieces are visible from the initial zoom level, including the small picture of the finished puzzle. After reading more of the story, it did get more interesting than what I initially read from the first 2 stages, so I'll be giving it another chance, instead of just deciding to skip it completely. The gallery mode is a planned feature, which was a big thing in my decision to initially not recommend the game because I didn't think it was being worked on. The game is uncensored. The pictures progressively get more risque as you go, and it's great for what the developers are allowed to put on Steam. The artwork is pretty good and has a unique style. The developers listen to feedback, and even when certain pieces of criticism are not particularly helpful, they remain very professional. Its clear to see that this is more than just another hentai game to them, it's a work of passion and they are striving to make this game as good as it can be. All things considered, it's worth the purchase.

An intriguing game. A weird story combined with very big nipples, visual novel and jigsaws. Some annoying clicker-like Achievements and... odd music are about the only negatives I have to say. Give it a try.

A short jigsaw puzzle game with some humorous story and hentai? As mentioned already this title is a jigsaw puzzle game. There are 10 stages of varying, low difficulty; perhaps even too low as one stage consist of 4 pieces only. All stages are linked by an encompassing, somewhat crude, comedic story. Just like the story, the game does not takes itself seriously so, for the most part, it should be enjoyable enough. While this story addition is nothing special it is still rather uncommon among such titles so I will give devs a credit for more than basic effort. Greater challenge comes for achievement hunters as some are a bit tricky to find or slightly too tedious. For such a short game I sure enjoyed this mix. The art is pretty good but since there are only 10 stages there ain't much of it. There is some extra art but mostly as a teaser of an update/sequel that has yet to materialise as of writing this review. As for the hentai? part in the opening line, well, it's 90% ecchi so I can safely call it a false advertisement, unless naked boobs are enough for you to call it a hentai. There are also some brief 'videos' which I also will count as a nice addition. Overall design is pretty good as well, especially considering the budget price. Music is pretty standard and easily forgettable. Nothing grating but not much variety either. You get more or less what the price suggests in this case. No bugs encountered. To summarise, this is a very short jigsaw puzzle game with a silly story and good ecchi (yes, not hentai) art. For the budget price asked it is a good title. I can safely recommend to puzzle game enthusiasts: 6/10

Let us embark on a journey through the digital realms, where pixels dance and narratives weave intricate patterns. Our protagonist, clad in enigmatic attire, steps into a world teetering on the precipice of existence. The game’s canvas unfurls—a tapestry of light and shadow, whispers and echoes. Visual Symphony: The first brushstroke upon this canvas is the visual composition. Imagine a chiaroscuro landscape—subtle gradients of sepia, punctuated by ethereal glimmers. The architecture, both ancient and futuristic, defies temporal constraints. Each frame is a frozen breath, a stolen moment from eternity. The sun, or perhaps its spectral twin, casts elongated shadows across cobblestone streets. The sky, a fractured mosaic, hints at forgotten constellations. Soundscapes of Mystery: Close your eyes, and the auditory veil envelops you. The score, an enchanter’s melody, weaves through the narrative like ivy on ancient ruins. Is it a lone violin or a distant lament? The wind carries whispers—half-formed secrets, coded messages. Footsteps echo in empty corridors, resonating with the weight of choices yet unmade. And then, silence—a void pregnant with anticipation. Characters as Constellations: Our protagonist encounters a pantheon of enigmatic figures. The Oracle, veiled in riddles, speaks in paradoxes. The Wanderer, burdened by memories, seeks redemption in forgotten libraries. The Mechanist, half-human, half-clockwork, tinkers with the fabric of reality. Their motives remain veiled, their allegiances shifting like sand dunes. Conversations are cryptic dances—a waltz of half-truths and veiled intentions. Gameplay: A Labyrinth of Possibilities: The mechanics defy convention. No health bars or inventory screens here. Instead, the protagonist navigates emotional landscapes. Choices ripple outward, altering the very fabric of existence. A butterfly flaps its wings, and a city crumbles—or thrives. Puzzles emerge from fractured memories, metaphysical locks waiting to be turned. The controls? Intuitive yet elusive, like catching moonlight in a jar. Narrative Threads: The plot, a Möbius strip, folds upon itself. Threads intertwine—past, present, and future braided into a Gordian knot. The protagonist seeks an elusive artifact—an Atlas of forgotten worlds. Each chapter reveals a fragment, a star chart leading to cosmic revelations. Betrayals, alliances, and cosmic ballets unfold. The climax? A supernova of choices, where the player becomes a celestial cartographer. Easter Eggs and Whispers: The game teases with hidden glyphs, cryptic graffiti, and fractured mirrors. Decode an ancient script, and a door opens to parallel dimensions. A stray cat, perhaps a cosmic entity, nudges you toward hidden paths. The moon phases, a celestial clock, unlock secret quests. And the loading screens? Not mere progress bars but glimpses into alternate realities. Conclusion: As the credits roll, the protagonist stands at the crossroads. Was it all a dream? Or a memory stitched together from stardust? The game leaves no breadcrumbs, no easy answers. It whispers, “You were here.” And so, we exit the labyrinth, blinking into the mundane daylight, carrying echoes of forgotten constellations. In this twilight zone of pixels and imagination, the game transcends its code. It becomes a mirror—a reflection of our own cosmic wanderings, our quest for meaning in a universe that remains tantalizingly ambivalent.

I went into this game as a joke, but what I got was ten times better than expected. As the title may suggest, the game is about completing a series of jigsaw puzzles with adult imagery. It's about as simple as it sounds. The puzzles aren't the most complicated, but the artwork on the puzzles are seemingly high quality. But this isn't why I enjoyed the game as much as I did, the real reason why I enjoyed it was because of the humor. The game is one big parody of visual novels and hentai related games. It's constantly making fun of cliche visual novel tropes, while not taking itself very serious. So if you are looking for a short and funny experience, definitly check out this hidden gem. P.S: It's also very cheap, so you have no reason not to try it out.

10/10 Would Play Again. When more content gets added i'm defininitly going to come back and play more. I got all of the achivements and finished the whole game three times. It was a good use of 95 muinets, it's a short fun game. I really enjoyed it! It would be FANTASTIC if there were trading cards, a badge, and maybe some cool wallpapers and emotes though. It would just make this game 1000 times better. (I personally enjoy collecting those things.) :D

Where do I begin with Hentai Puzzle... The artwork is mediocre. The player unlocks the gallery after beating a total of ten levels of the game. In said gallery to the bottom left there's a micro peen the player is supposed to click on a whopping 10k times for achievements. DO NOT SCROLL TO THE VERY END OF THE GALLERY. It's the whole entire reason why I won't recommend this game to my fellow degenerate puzzle porn enthusiasts.

First and foremost this game grew my third eye once again. It was a spiritual awakening for me and my friends that played it among me.We all thank the developers of this game for creating such beauty of a game. Thanks once again. Sincerely. Skeng and friends.