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Hatsune Miku Connecting Puzzle Tamagotori

Hatsune Miku Connecting Puzzle Tamagotori

|Japan|Music, Puzzle

9.0 /10

Aww Amazing!

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Why play it

Connect eggs to clear and solve puzzles! Connect eggs with the same patterns with a line that bends twice or less to clear them. Clear all the eggs to complete the stage! Look across the entire board to find eggs to clear! Completing a puzzle will flip one illustration panel. Flip all of the panels to reveal the illustration!

Story and worldbuilding

If you place the nuts you get at the "Kotori no Hiroba," cute Kotori will come and play with you.

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Play style

Leans into Music, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Video ChumsA.J. Maciejewski · 20 Feb, 2022
8/10

I'm happy that Hatsune Miku is keeping her puzzle game offerings strong as Connecting Puzzle TAMAGOTORI is surely one to check out.

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Digitally DownloadedMatt Sainsbury · 28 Jan, 2022
10/10

There might not be much of Hatsune Miku herself in Connecting Puzzle Tamagotori, but I can't see how a Miku fan would be disappointed by this game. It's warm, creative, bright and charming. It might not be the most challenging puzzle game you've ever played, but I doubt you've played a happier one.

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Rice DigitalPete Davison · 27 Jan, 2022

It’s a fun puzzler worth spending some time with, then — but as a Miku game, it is left considerably wanting. And that’s a bit of a shame; past Miku games have felt as much like a celebration of Miku and the culture surrounding her as anything, but here it just feels like she’s been slapped on a game that had its origins elsewhere at the last moment. And at this point, she deserves better.

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