Himemori Luna Stars in Pixel Puzzle Game Nantaan no Pixel Princess Released
The release adds a new puzzle game to the holo Indie lineup, offering fans a low-cost, casual experience centered on a single Hololive talent rather than a large ensemble cast.
Reporting from 2 sources: Game Spark, Inside.
CCMC released the pixel puzzle game Nantaan no Pixel Princess on May 28 under the Hololive Production derivative game brand holo Indie. Developed by MOBoratory, the game stars Hololive VTuber Himemori Luna as the protagonist. Players solve pixel puzzles to complete over 120 illustrations related to Hololive. Clearing puzzles unlocks costumes and accessories, adding dress-up elements. The story follows Himemori Luna, who awakens to the joy of drawing, as she takes on pixel puzzles to create satisfying works. Tutorials are included, making the game accessible for beginners. MOBoratory stated they aimed for a 'cute justice (CIJ) puzzle game.' Nantaan no Pixel Princess is available on PC via Steam for 680 yen (tax included). The game is part of the holo Indie brand, which publishes derivative titles based on Hololive Production talents.
CCMC published Nantaan no Pixel Princess on May 28 under the holo Indie brand, which focuses on derivative games based on Hololive Production talents. Developer MOBoratory designed the game as a drawing puzzle experience starring Himemori Luna, a Hololive VTuber. The game contains over 120 pixel puzzles featuring Hololive-related illustrations. Players earn costumes and accessories by clearing puzzles, enabling dress-up customization. The narrative centers on Himemori Luna discovering the joy of drawing and completing pixel puzzles to produce satisfying artwork. MOBoratory included tutorials to help beginners. The developer described the game as a 'cute justice (CIJ) puzzle game.' Nantaan no Pixel Princess costs 680 yen on Steam for PC. The holo Indie brand has previously released other small-scale titles based on Hololive talents.
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