Luna Story III (nonogram)

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Luna Story III (nonogram) is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Floralmong company and was released on August 25, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

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79%

Audience ScoreBased on 323 reviews

story28 positive mentions

monetization49 negative mentions

Beautiful and calming visuals with cute and engaging art and story.
Large amount of puzzles offering months of relaxing and addictive gameplay.
Smooth and improved controls compared to previous games in the series.

Excessive and intrusive ads, including unskippable ones after almost every puzzle, negatively impact gameplay.
Game stability issues such as frequent crashes and freezing on many devices.
Small and sometimes imprecise controls cause frustration, especially on larger puzzles without zoom functionality.

story
65 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
52%
5%
The story in this game is generally praised for its charming, engaging narrative and beautiful art, continuing the beloved Luna series' tradition. However, some players find the pacing and puzzle difficulty uneven, with large story puzzles feeling tedious and pixelated images unclear. Technical issues like frequent crashes and intrusive ads detract from the overall storytelling experience, though many still appreciate the atmosphere and emotional depth of the plot.
- “The story, the art, the smooth reaction, the numbering of your strokes, the peaceful music and soothing colors, every single grid... everything about this game is beautiful.”
- “I love the bittersweet story line, the brave knight/moonkeeper, the lost princess, the beautiful illustrations, and the touching music.”
- “Soothing and enjoyable while bringing the overall story to a satisfying conclusion.”
- “The story mode puzzles were nonsensical: quite a few puzzles came down to a guess and the pixelation of the larger picture was really bad.”
- “No free hints but nice graphics, but the story mode so far is pretty awful.”
- “Too many levels makes it difficult to follow the story.”
monetization
53 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
6%
2%
92%
Monetization is centered on ads that range from reasonable and non-intrusive to frequent and lengthy, with many players finding the volume and length of ads, especially unskippable ones, increasingly overbearing. While the game offers a paid option to remove ads, numerous users report that ads persist even after purchase, particularly when accessing hints, causing frustration. Overall, the game balances free access and monetization fairly well but is marred by inconsistent ad management and occasional intrusive ad experiences.
- “Overall, lots of puzzles and didn't need microtransactions to complete or continue playing, which is more than can be said about most of the apps here.”
- “Paid for no ads this time.”
- “I paid to remove ads and am still receiving ads.”
- “Great game but removing ads does not remove ads for hints as most picross games would.”
- “Edit: I previously praised this for being light on ads, but they've now got obnoxious ads with fake close buttons and banner ads that lag the game.”
music
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
41%
9%
The music in this game is widely praised for its calming, soothing, and relaxing qualities, often enhancing the overall peaceful and beautiful experience. Many players enjoy humming the soundtrack outside of gameplay, although some express frustration with occasional intrusive ads and difficulty fully disabling the music. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout feature that complements the art and gameplay beautifully.
- “Great soundtrack; I often find myself humming it while doing other things.”
- “The story, the art, the smooth reaction, the numbering of your strokes, the peaceful music and soothing colors, every single grid... everything about this game is beautiful.”
- “These games are the only picross games I like - something about the graphics and the gorgeous music puts them way above the rest.”
- “Starting from the, frankly, ridiculous ad-ridden hint system, the downgraded number marks and the annoyingly simplistic music (compared to the iconic music from the other 2).”
- “I have repeatedly gone in and turned off the background music, but even though it says it is off, it starts playing again when I start a new game.”
- “Even though I turn off the sound and music, it stays on.”
graphics
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
64%
24%
12%
The game's graphics are widely praised for their beautiful, cute, and calming aesthetic that enhances the overall experience, complemented by a well-designed and intuitive interface. While some users find certain visual elements overly fancy or slightly distracting, the majority appreciate the appealing visuals and unique art style that set it apart from other picross games. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's charm and relaxation.
- “The graphics have actually managed to get even more beautiful this time, and no issues with my unique screen size yet, which I'm very happy about ”
- “Only a few puzzles in and the controls work great so far, graphics are beautiful, and puzzles are well laid out and work well with the game interface.”
- “These games are the only picross games I like - something about the graphics and the gorgeous music puts them way above the rest.”
- “The graphics and interface are too distracting as well.”
- “Plus, the graphics themselves aren't very intuitive, as the fill in and cross out buttons are too fancy, as well as the settings button.”
- “Drains battery as fast as a high graphics MMORPG.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
34%
33%
The gameplay is generally praised for being relaxing, enjoyable, and well-designed with excellent controls and charming graphics. However, some users find the interface and ad integration frustrating, and suggest improvements like a next level button. The story mode is appreciated but noted as somewhat short and occasionally problematic.
- “I love to play these when winding down for bed, since the gameplay and music are so relaxing.”
- “I'm always a bit sad the stories aren't longer or better edited, but it's very cute and offers literal months of leisurely gameplay.”
- “Relaxing music, excellent game mechanics, cute graphics and story mode, challenging but not too much.”
- “While the puzzles are enjoyable, the menu interface and ad integration make gameplay frustrating.”
- “The only improvement to the gameplay that I can see is possibly adding a next level button.”
- “Not much more to say, it's your average picross with no extra gameplay fluff or ads out the butt.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding is generally seen as tedious and unenjoyable, though adding features like a 'next' button after puzzles could help reduce the monotony.
- “Not fun, can get very tedious.”
- “Maybe adding a 'next' button after puzzles will make it a little less tedious though.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users report stability issues with buggy controls and problems such as unresponsive input and visual glitches, which negatively impact gameplay despite the game's overall appeal.
- “Lastly, I can't see the grayed clues and the pad is a little buggy with it not working.”
- “One of my favorite mobile games, but the controls are buggy enough in this iteration that it's hard to play.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional aspect is praised for its bittersweet storyline, memorable characters like the brave knight and lost princess, along with beautiful illustrations and touching music that enhance the overall experience.
- “I love the bittersweet storyline, the brave knight/moonkeeper, the lost princess, the beautiful illustrations, and the touching music.”

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Luna Story III (nonogram) is a casual puzzle game.

Luna Story III (nonogram) is available on Phone, iPad, iPhone, Tablet and others.

Luna Story III (nonogram) was released on August 25, 2020.

Luna Story III (nonogram) was developed by Floralmong company.

Luna Story III (nonogram) has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its monetization.

Luna Story III (nonogram) is a single player game.

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