# Negatives:

* Only 10 scenes
* Simplistic puzzles
* Puzzle pieces randomly rotated
* AI usage

# Positives:

* Puzzles only show a preview
* Radio button

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# EXPLANATION TO NEGATIVE FEEDBACK

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# Only 10 scenes



This is actually really disappointing, because it does have an easy gameplay style to it, and it’s all AI images, and there are so many other games like this that feature more than just ten images. But hey, if you want to dip your toes into this style of adult game, then maybe this is a good starting point.

There’s no actual animations or anything of the girls, but their photos do tilt left and right as if someone’s looking at an actual photograph or postcard of them.

# Simplistic puzzles



First off, the puzzles have the background showing the actual image you’re wanting to piece together. There’s no way to hide the background image in case you want a small amount of challenge to it.

Speaking of no challenge, you only have twelve pieces to fit together.

It’s not one of the puzzle games where you get to choose how many puzzle pieces you’re going to be using. It’s a set amount.

# Puzzle pieces randomly rotated

I got to the last puzzle and it set me at the front page where I can choose the puzzle, so when I clicked on it again (since I hadn’t completed it yet), the puzzle pieces were suddenly rotating.

None of the puzzles I’d done throughout this game had pieces that rotated until this last one.

Even more weird is that when I went back to other puzzles, the pieces were rotating. I don’t know if it’s purely RNG if you get pieces that have to be rotated or what, but it made absolutely no sense.

# AI usage

The statement on the Steam store reads:

>*The game uses pre-rendered AI content.*  
*No Live-Generated AI content is used.*

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# EXPLANATION TO POSITIVE FEEDBACK

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# Puzzles only show a preview

[](https://photos.smugmug.com/Games/N-Games/Neko-Neko-Meow-Club/i-b4PrnJM/0/KTgvD97PzLKvrFgFdgfQFCnpfPK4ZfDQTj62c9JwZ/X2/Snapshot_1715-X2.jpg)

Luckily, the puzzle you’re working on is only a small section of the full image, so you’re not completely spoiled on what you’re going to be looking at once it’s completed.

If you had to complete the puzzle while also looking at the full image, I’d definitely say the game wouldn’t be worth the purchase.

# Radio button

The fourth button down on the right side is a radio button, and you can change the music that is playing. Not that the game has a ton of music to go through, but since the puzzles are short and you might have a soundtrack you like more than others, it’s nice you get to choose.

Neko-Neko Meow Club (NSFW) ★★☆☆☆