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❤ Objective

The objective is to stack and combine the various prefecture-shaped blocks to construct the largest prefecture, Hokkaido, before the game box overflows. Players, cast as "big people," drop the different prefecture blocks into the box, and if the same prefectures connect, they evolve into larger prefectures.

❤ Challenging and Chaotic Gameplay

Several players highlight the challenging and chaotic nature of the gameplay. The unique shapes of the prefecture blocks, unlike the rounded blocks in the original "Suika Game," add an extra layer of difficulty. The erratic movement and overlapping/sticking of the blocks can make the gameplay unpredictable and, at times, infuriating, but in a good way according to some. The "Survivors" update introduces "rogue-like elements," such as modified box width, bounciness, and friction, further increasing the chaos and challenge, while also improving the entertainment value.

❤ Addictive and Enjoyable Experience

Despite the challenging and chaotic nature, many players find the experience highly addictive and enjoyable. They praise the game's concept, which combines elements of "Suika Game" with the unique shapes of Japanese prefectures, as fun and engaging. Players also highlight the game's charm, style, and sense of humor, contributing to the overall enjoyment.

❤ Accessibility and Replayability

The game's accessibility and replayability are noted as positive factors. Players can enjoy the game without understanding Japanese, and the game provides a good amount of content and replayability, especially with the addition of the "Survivors" mode. The game's high positive review rate on Steam further suggests that players find the overall experience worth the investment.