I love this little gay rat puzzle game.
I love my fat gay rat.
After finishing a puzzle I feel so clever, and its extra satisfying because the puzzle turns into a piece of furniture that I can put in my fat gay rat's little gay rat house.
I love this little gay rat puzzle game.
I love my fat gay rat.
After finishing a puzzle I feel so clever, and its extra satisfying because the puzzle turns into a piece of furniture that I can put in my fat gay rat's little gay rat house.
Stellar Blade? Play a real man's game instead.
This game has:
>Rats
>Rat facts
>Rat photos
>Rat customization
>Rat clothing
>Rat homeownership
>Rat nonprofit partnerships
>Rat email
>Rat spam in that email
>Some kinda fuckin puzzle bullshit
It's pretty much perfect for the casual enjoyer of rats and rat accessories and one of my frontrunners for 2025 GOTY.
Its a fun game but once you get a few hours in you're blasted with tons of homosexual propaganda. Pride flags, trans colored stickers, pride furniture. Rainbow, you might think... no... it literally says pride. I have nothing against gay people, and half of my friends are completely gay. Actually, I'd argue that if you read steam reviews, you're probably a homosexual yourself.. but putting this stuff in video games is pointless.
So I saw Squeakross: Home Squeak Home program and went over to sign up and instead of a free home I now live in a S****y barracks with a 8 year contact in the marines don't do it huge scam
if it was literally just the puzzles it would already be like top five picross games because of the counting tool and all of the customization but on top of that you get a gay little rat on your screen at all times . 11 / 10
Puzzles are quite trivial even with all hint systems turned off, HOWEVER the game is missing some basic QoL accessibility settings as well as you can not quickly fill adjacent rows/columns with "X" as you can only go on the two directions when marking squares (If you start going up you can only go up/down, and same if you go left, you can only go left/right) making it impossible to fill large squares of "solved" spaces. It has potential but there are other Nonogram/Picross games on steam that don't suffer from these same issues even if the games are few and far in between
While the game is entertaining, I can not recommend it due to the prevalence of "pride" related imagery in what should be a cute puzzle game about rats. I'm honestly disappointed.
If you want several hundreds of nonograms to solve, this is pretty good for that. If this just kept as a simple nonogram game with a bunch of cute rats to look at and other such content, this would be a full recommend.
If you're the type of person that celebrates your sexuality to the point that you make it your entire identity and just can't possibly stop yourself from injecting that part of yourself in everything you do and everything you make, you will love this game.
If you're tired of the above group, hopefully you can learn to ignore it, or play something else.
Overall, the gameplay is nice. There are a lot of nice features for picross that you can turn on and off to adjust the amount of assistance you'd like. It's got an addictive flow to it.
The main problem is that the game beats you over the head with trans/pride flags. I'd be OK with a little bit of it, but it's in the game to an excessive degree that it becomes jarring. I tried to just ignore it for a while, but eventually it started to feel really distasteful. It's like if you were playing Tetris and there were suddenly MAGA hats and slogans everywhere that you just couldn't avoid. I just want to play a nice little puzzle game, not be pelted with political symbols. I'm bisexual, I don't need a special flag and I don't need a game completely saturated with it.
I'M GETTING SMARTER :D *pats self on back*
That's literally what I tell myself and how I feel after completing one of these puzzles haha yay me!!
I love puzzle games despite being absolutely terrible at them. But now you are telling me that if I complete this puzzle, I can get a piece of furniture? I am there...I AM SO THERE AND I AM LOCKING IN!!
I have never been so motivated to complete puzzles in all my life. You get to customize your own little squeaker, from how they look to their personality. You can unlock new gear for them to wear along the way. You get your very own cozy den to decorate with all the furniture that you collect. Your little rodent friend can even walk around and interact with the home you so lovingly crafted, and that is where you see their little personality come out.
This is actual cuteness overload (and brain overload at times, but thank god for the 'Call a squeaker' button where you can get clues and tips to aid in progression).
Did I mention you also get mail?? Too gosh darned cute!!
This game can be as hard as you want it or as cozy as you want it, and I love that it offers both with that little break in between for you to decorate and rest your noggin. It plays very comfortably on the deck.
Hands down, prob the most rewarding puzzle game that I have ever played.
Thank you for making me feel like a genius ^_^
Kiss rats․ Tuck a rat into bed․ Gently place a rat baby into a nest․ Worship beautiful rodents․ Put treats in rat food․ Let rats onto your lap․ Drive rats in tiny cars․ Toss rats up and down․ Give rats plenty of toys to play with․ Practice Judo throws with rats․ Give rats headpats․ Help rats evade the IRS․ Tickle rat bellies․ Take care of pregnant rats․ Cover rats in lots of blankets․ Smother rats with love․ Befriend rats․ Pet rats․ Help old rats up the stairs․ Rub rats with a cotton swab․
I have always loved playing nonograms, and this game scratches that itch to a certain degree. There are, however, a few key issues that make it not possible for me to give this game a positive review. The positives: The decoration feature is so unique and I genuinely love it so much that it's a huge reason why I am even playing this game still. The art style is lovely, easy on the eyes, and very charming. They also have included a quality of life feature where you earn stickers to decorate things like the loading screen, play screen, etc. You can tell that the developers of this game really do care about the little details. For the negatives: The main issue is the nonograms themselves. I don't qualify myself as a math genius or anything, but I can usually pick up a nonogram, sudoku, etc and get myself through it. For some reason these nonograms have me scratching my head constantly, using the hint/solve button incessantly, and on the verge of screaming at my computer. There has been many times now that I get to a solution in a puzzle and while it is correct, it's not in the shape the game wants and I have to restart the whole puzzle. It's killing me. The majority of the puzzles also have no starting point (edge pieces, whole sums, etc.) which has lead me down (I am not kidding) hours upon hours of Reddit, YouTube, and internet tutorials because I cannot get a hang of how this game wants me to solve these things. When I feel like I cannot even begin a puzzle, I will use the tool that solves a whole row...but typically I will start using that row to solve the puzzle and when I check mistakes, it will then say that the computer solved row is WRONG! I cannot tell you how defeating of a cycle it is. There's certain puzzles where I open them and they're done in 5 minutes and others, like the space floor, where it took me over 30 minutes. I want to love this game so much, I really genuinely do, which is why I am continuing to play it despite the frustrations that it's causing me. Maybe I am just not smart enough to complete these puzzles, and everyone else that's playing has some trick or something that I cannot find, but if you aren't already good at this type of thing (and I really thought I wasn't half bad) I would recommend playing the demo first (Play through a good amount, because I was easing through the early levels until I got the full game). I think it's worth supporting, but would LOVE to see a difficulty scale or something. A girl is struggling :(
You think you are cracking the puzzles.
But the puzzles are crack to you.
Edit 13 days later: STILL!
But the worst thing is:
Even my WIFE just said to me "I don't belong to you anymore - i belong to the Squeek!"
And what's left for me to do ?
To Squeek too !
I went in just wanting to play a few puzzles and get a feel for the game. 9 hours and 80 puzzles later I realise the time and decide to go to bed...after a few more puzzles of course.
Game is full of woke crap. If you don't care about that, then it's an okay game, but if you are fatigued by all the nonsense, be forewarned. The 'content' is hidden behind a bit of progress into the game. You'll begin to unlock it after enough time that you may not be able to request a refund. Convenient.
I am a fully grown man in his 30s playing a Sudoku-esque puzzle game to get furniture for my virtual pet rat and build him a house to be proud of.
Life doesn't get better than this.
Do you like doing puzzles? Then this game is for you. Do you like cute rats? This game is also for you. Do you like giving cute dumb rats that squeak way too much their own house to squeak in? This game is super very for you. If you don't like those things, you either aren't human, or... well, this game is still for you, and you should still get it. Now if you'll excuse me I gotta go get my gay rat more furniture.
I love this little gay rat puzzle game.
I love my fat gay rat.
After finishing a puzzle I feel so clever, and its extra satisfying because the puzzle turns into a piece of furniture that I can put in my fat gay rat's little gay rat house.
I love this little gay rat puzzle game.
I love my fat gay rat.
After finishing a puzzle I feel so clever, and its extra satisfying because the puzzle turns into a piece of furniture that I can put in my fat gay rat's little gay rat house.
Stellar Blade? Play a real man's game instead.
This game has:
>Rats
>Rat facts
>Rat photos
>Rat customization
>Rat clothing
>Rat homeownership
>Rat nonprofit partnerships
>Rat email
>Rat spam in that email
>Some kinda fuckin puzzle bullshit
It's pretty much perfect for the casual enjoyer of rats and rat accessories and one of my frontrunners for 2025 GOTY.
Its a fun game but once you get a few hours in you're blasted with tons of homosexual propaganda. Pride flags, trans colored stickers, pride furniture. Rainbow, you might think... no... it literally says pride. I have nothing against gay people, and half of my friends are completely gay. Actually, I'd argue that if you read steam reviews, you're probably a homosexual yourself.. but putting this stuff in video games is pointless.
So I saw Squeakross: Home Squeak Home program and went over to sign up and instead of a free home I now live in a S****y barracks with a 8 year contact in the marines don't do it huge scam
if it was literally just the puzzles it would already be like top five picross games because of the counting tool and all of the customization but on top of that you get a gay little rat on your screen at all times . 11 / 10
Puzzles are quite trivial even with all hint systems turned off, HOWEVER the game is missing some basic QoL accessibility settings as well as you can not quickly fill adjacent rows/columns with "X" as you can only go on the two directions when marking squares (If you start going up you can only go up/down, and same if you go left, you can only go left/right) making it impossible to fill large squares of "solved" spaces. It has potential but there are other Nonogram/Picross games on steam that don't suffer from these same issues even if the games are few and far in between
While the game is entertaining, I can not recommend it due to the prevalence of "pride" related imagery in what should be a cute puzzle game about rats. I'm honestly disappointed.
If you want several hundreds of nonograms to solve, this is pretty good for that. If this just kept as a simple nonogram game with a bunch of cute rats to look at and other such content, this would be a full recommend.
If you're the type of person that celebrates your sexuality to the point that you make it your entire identity and just can't possibly stop yourself from injecting that part of yourself in everything you do and everything you make, you will love this game.
If you're tired of the above group, hopefully you can learn to ignore it, or play something else.
Overall, the gameplay is nice. There are a lot of nice features for picross that you can turn on and off to adjust the amount of assistance you'd like. It's got an addictive flow to it.
The main problem is that the game beats you over the head with trans/pride flags. I'd be OK with a little bit of it, but it's in the game to an excessive degree that it becomes jarring. I tried to just ignore it for a while, but eventually it started to feel really distasteful. It's like if you were playing Tetris and there were suddenly MAGA hats and slogans everywhere that you just couldn't avoid. I just want to play a nice little puzzle game, not be pelted with political symbols. I'm bisexual, I don't need a special flag and I don't need a game completely saturated with it.
I'M GETTING SMARTER :D *pats self on back*
That's literally what I tell myself and how I feel after completing one of these puzzles haha yay me!!
I love puzzle games despite being absolutely terrible at them. But now you are telling me that if I complete this puzzle, I can get a piece of furniture? I am there...I AM SO THERE AND I AM LOCKING IN!!
I have never been so motivated to complete puzzles in all my life. You get to customize your own little squeaker, from how they look to their personality. You can unlock new gear for them to wear along the way. You get your very own cozy den to decorate with all the furniture that you collect. Your little rodent friend can even walk around and interact with the home you so lovingly crafted, and that is where you see their little personality come out.
This is actual cuteness overload (and brain overload at times, but thank god for the 'Call a squeaker' button where you can get clues and tips to aid in progression).
Did I mention you also get mail?? Too gosh darned cute!!
This game can be as hard as you want it or as cozy as you want it, and I love that it offers both with that little break in between for you to decorate and rest your noggin. It plays very comfortably on the deck.
Hands down, prob the most rewarding puzzle game that I have ever played.
Thank you for making me feel like a genius ^_^
Kiss rats․ Tuck a rat into bed․ Gently place a rat baby into a nest․ Worship beautiful rodents․ Put treats in rat food․ Let rats onto your lap․ Drive rats in tiny cars․ Toss rats up and down․ Give rats plenty of toys to play with․ Practice Judo throws with rats․ Give rats headpats․ Help rats evade the IRS․ Tickle rat bellies․ Take care of pregnant rats․ Cover rats in lots of blankets․ Smother rats with love․ Befriend rats․ Pet rats․ Help old rats up the stairs․ Rub rats with a cotton swab․
I have always loved playing nonograms, and this game scratches that itch to a certain degree. There are, however, a few key issues that make it not possible for me to give this game a positive review. The positives: The decoration feature is so unique and I genuinely love it so much that it's a huge reason why I am even playing this game still. The art style is lovely, easy on the eyes, and very charming. They also have included a quality of life feature where you earn stickers to decorate things like the loading screen, play screen, etc. You can tell that the developers of this game really do care about the little details. For the negatives: The main issue is the nonograms themselves. I don't qualify myself as a math genius or anything, but I can usually pick up a nonogram, sudoku, etc and get myself through it. For some reason these nonograms have me scratching my head constantly, using the hint/solve button incessantly, and on the verge of screaming at my computer. There has been many times now that I get to a solution in a puzzle and while it is correct, it's not in the shape the game wants and I have to restart the whole puzzle. It's killing me. The majority of the puzzles also have no starting point (edge pieces, whole sums, etc.) which has lead me down (I am not kidding) hours upon hours of Reddit, YouTube, and internet tutorials because I cannot get a hang of how this game wants me to solve these things. When I feel like I cannot even begin a puzzle, I will use the tool that solves a whole row...but typically I will start using that row to solve the puzzle and when I check mistakes, it will then say that the computer solved row is WRONG! I cannot tell you how defeating of a cycle it is. There's certain puzzles where I open them and they're done in 5 minutes and others, like the space floor, where it took me over 30 minutes. I want to love this game so much, I really genuinely do, which is why I am continuing to play it despite the frustrations that it's causing me. Maybe I am just not smart enough to complete these puzzles, and everyone else that's playing has some trick or something that I cannot find, but if you aren't already good at this type of thing (and I really thought I wasn't half bad) I would recommend playing the demo first (Play through a good amount, because I was easing through the early levels until I got the full game). I think it's worth supporting, but would LOVE to see a difficulty scale or something. A girl is struggling :(
You think you are cracking the puzzles.
But the puzzles are crack to you.
Edit 13 days later: STILL!
But the worst thing is:
Even my WIFE just said to me "I don't belong to you anymore - i belong to the Squeek!"
And what's left for me to do ?
To Squeek too !
I went in just wanting to play a few puzzles and get a feel for the game. 9 hours and 80 puzzles later I realise the time and decide to go to bed...after a few more puzzles of course.
Game is full of woke crap. If you don't care about that, then it's an okay game, but if you are fatigued by all the nonsense, be forewarned. The 'content' is hidden behind a bit of progress into the game. You'll begin to unlock it after enough time that you may not be able to request a refund. Convenient.
I am a fully grown man in his 30s playing a Sudoku-esque puzzle game to get furniture for my virtual pet rat and build him a house to be proud of.
Life doesn't get better than this.
Do you like doing puzzles? Then this game is for you. Do you like cute rats? This game is also for you. Do you like giving cute dumb rats that squeak way too much their own house to squeak in? This game is super very for you. If you don't like those things, you either aren't human, or... well, this game is still for you, and you should still get it. Now if you'll excuse me I gotta go get my gay rat more furniture.
