"Sire, the damn chimpanzees who have no business being in the Andes just challenged us to a game of picturika - WITH COLORED MARKERS."
"Damn, bring out the treadmills, we have to win this."
It was insane... The first 3 times I tried to load the page, the game was just a black screen... I was all like... OMG... A rogue AI hacked me! Then I reloaded a fourth time... Still... So... Suspicious... -Log Terminated-
I was on the loading screen, and I saw, "Waiting for demons," and I was confused, because you never do. You always take the initiative to stop the summon of the demon, but then he gets summoned anyway, and you fight...
The only problem I can find with this game as a relaxing game is that the way it's designed so that it only shows an outline as you get near the point you want makes it so you don't really have to look at the picture at all. It would probably be better if it always had the outline connecting points, and had a "hint" button which showed you a general area to go in, for the sake of making it more of a three-dimensional logic game and less of a look-for-an-outline game.
You notice the other squares are already happy, spinning independent of the others. But you remain motionless, never happy unless surrounded by those who stop spinning with happiness when you're around.
On some levels, you find yourself going "huh." On some levels, you find yourself going "huh?" On some levels, you find yourself going "huh," with a bit of annoyance. On some levels, you find yourself going to the kitchen to wet your through after all this "huh"ing.
On some of the levels, I was confused. Well, more confused than I normally am while walking around with a seemingly unlimited supply of rockets in a bazooka and shooting zombies. However, on most of the levels, I choose to act confused so I had an excuse for mindless violence.
At first I wondered why book and TV were a computer, but then, as if in a dream, it came to me. A computer has the information gathering ability of books, but they are only used for the same mindlessness as TV.
You would think your average loading-screen-army penguin would notice stuff being stacked on top of him. Does he? No. As a result, he gets toppled over. Moral lesson? Might be, if common sense applied to this game.