I love meow tower because you can care for cats. I love cats and if you are a cat lover you should totally get this game. I love that you can make music boxes. You also can reach a maximum level on the cats so then you can get presents for them and learn more about them if you press the notebook button, because if you press it you can see how many hearts you have for that cat , see a page of their dairy, learn about secrets, and what you can describe them. Meow tower is also so relaxing and exciting at the same time, that is what I love when I am mad, to do something relaxing like meow tower. Here are some things that I want to change/ don’t like: I want the room keys to be less expensive, and don’t want to have to pay for special cats every holiday if you want it. Can it be if you have 50 gold cans and have to pay like that not with real money? I also dislike that you have to either have to pay with real money or watch an ad to get pencils, I do not want to get pencils to do ether hard or easy logic puzzles. Here are a couple reasons why I love meow tower( look Back at the top if you don’t remember). Here are recommendations for the game: can there be a feature that you could instead of buy (with real money ) the special cat that changes every season, you could just work for 50 gold tuna cans so you do not have to buy it ( with real money ). I also really want a feature that I can play with my others. Thank for reading and PLEASE GET THIS GAME.

Visually, it's awesome. The nonograms are fun, of course. The other part of the game is basically furnishing cats' apartments and it's very satisfying to finish the rooms. It's very cute and calm and I just really love this app. I hope they add more cats and maybe other stuff to do with the game in the future. Oh and the ads are so so so much better than any app I've seen--barely there and when they are, they're not horrible to wait to click out of. You can watch an ad every time u need more pencils which is good, it means u can play the game for as long as u want if you just take 30 second breaks basically. The only issues I have are minor. First, the squares are very small, so even using a phone stylus will cause me to bump other squares which means I make more mistakes. This is frustrating because if you make too many mistakes you lose out on cans, which means you have to restart the same puzzle to get them back. For people with shaky or unreliable hands, this will probably be more frustrating than fun because of that. Two, placing down an "x" counts as a mistake no matter what, which means you can't use them to help you figure out the solution. It makes me kind of sad, because it really helps with how small the squares are, to have a reliable way to count them without losing my place or anything. It was hard for me to adjust to this after playing nonograms my way (using the "x" however I need to) for so long.Overall, this game is very good and anyone who likes nonograms should try it!

This game is incredible cute and draws you in with the graphics alone, but what makes you stay is the fun storylines, the beautiful and interesting new characters and the motivation to collect all of the furniture, and the fun and challenging nonogram puzzles! I’ve already shown this game to multiple of my friends and I can’t wait for more content. The game contains hundreds and hundreds of unique nonograms that will keep you occupied with many different sets and themes to collect all. The designs of the rooms were so adorable and made me want to see what the other rooms would look like when fully decorated, and they really looked like places these cats lived in! There are many unique cats all with interesting dialogue and multiple dialogue options, and an incredibly cute story. As I went along I found myself wanting to befriend all of these cats, and deciding who my favorite is (It’s Dino, I seriously love dinosaurs). Although I wanted to keep playing it cost a certain amount of energy to keep doing puzzles, luckily you could get more energy through minigames or watching an ad. Once I finished collecting all of the cats, my motivation to finish the puzzles dwindled, as I no longer had a goal to work to, but hopefully as they add more cats and furniture that will change! There are also many cute skins to collect and really so much to do without distracting from the main focus of the game. Besides the fact it is the most adorable game I have played in a while, the game itself is very fun and I would recommend it completely!

FIRST: Just a quick point of feedback to the team as someone who's willingly paid for every Special cat and been Ad Free since the beginning; I would pay to permanently double the max amount of pencils that could be recharged, since the Hard puzzles cost 2 Pencils instead of 1 I only get to play 4 puzzles at a time when I'm caught up to the Easy ones. I'd also love the ability to move the cats around so I could put my favorites up top or organize them by theme. NOW: I've played a lot of different nonogram games and all of them have gotten deleted off my phone within a couple weeks of downloading them because it didn't feel like there was a real tangible reward for finishing puzzles (or the reward is a Narrative Story which ends too soon). Meow Tower's art and compact story are the perfectly balanced option to giving me larger goals to work towards and I'm always excited when new cats release, which they've been doing consistently since launch. There are limited time / premium Cats that appear and while $12 might seem like a steep price I'm personally always happy to continue supporting the developers in this way. The premium cats usually feel like they have more items packed into their room and always come with a bunch of bonus pencils and themes for your game board and tower so it feels worth it from a gameplay perspective too.