I understand the point in writing Senna the way she is, but it really doesn't feel like she's lambasting Cassia as much as she is speaking to me. She reminds me too much of condescending teachers and my own parents, struggling to lend a hand any farther than their comfortable level of reach.

The nonogram puzzles are basic if somewhat complicated by the fact that the engine doesn't have the assurance of "auto-locking" (where the line you start with is what gets filled as long as you hold down your inking button) like in other engines, but I'm willing to forgive that because it's made in a visual novel engine — something that's a feat on its own.

It's a short game, takes upwards of 30 minutes, and would be recommendable if not for how harshly written Senna is. I understand that's kinda her point but like, hearing every snide comment this person makes just leaves me feeling sorta filthy. The arc of her character isn't especially convincing either, there's no moment where I feel genuine sympathy for her.

It is cute tho