Luna Story II (nonogram) Hack 1.0.3 + Redeem Codes

I have to time myself so that I don’t play until I get a headache. This is a super relaxing and addicting game, and it feels less mindless then a lot of other puzzle games out there. It’s like a much easier version of sudoku, but just as satisfying.
The art for the final version puzzles is pretty amazing as well.
The ads are frequent but short, but
I understand the necessity of ads for a free game. My one complaint about them though is that they interrupt the sound of whatever you’re listening to while you play.
All around, super well done! I’ll be downloading Luna III now (fingers crossed that it exists already!).

I really want to love this game!! The mechanics and concept of the game is great and super engaging and the art style is gorgeous. Based on these characteristics I could see myself sticking with this game for a very long time.
HOWEVER, there is a major flaw that makes playing this game nearly impossible. The ability to save your progress within any given level. Often these levels are time consuming and I do not have time to complete them in one sitting without leaving the app or closing my phone. Every time I have to put the game down and come back, I have to start completely over, often having to leave again and never being able to complete the level due to time. After about the 3rd time having to replay the level from the beginning I no longer want to attempt to complete it because it feels like a waste of time.

Until this feature is fixed, I will most likely delete the game because it really is just that unplayable otherwise.

I love this game. I love the story and the idea. However, I wish there was a way to still have the numbers go dark when the squares were filled without having lives. It is hard to see things and misclicks lead to me losing the levels. If I turn that setting off, it is extremely annoying to have to count tiny squares.
Either add a zoom feature or make a mode between the current two.
Why does a nonagram game need lives anyway? It just makes it stressful.

Also can you not choose what ads you let show? Some are just strange things that no one wants to see (pages of clickbait crap) or repetitive things that all follow the formula of "lady is abused, lady leaves, match things to make a thing" but the game advertised doesn't even play like that..

I had hoped that the shortcomings of the UI from the first game would have been resolved this time around. Unfortunately it’s worse. The directional pad is inconsistent and virtually unusable; hit boxes feel like they overlap each other, as you can often tap directly on a direction and it will read for a nearby button instead. Selected and deselected fill and blank buttons are also difficult to discern unless you know which state is supposed to signify selected and deselected. In the first game this was an obvious alpha change, but here they are just colored in two states, neither of which clearly convey “selected” or “deselected.”

If you can get over the game’s unintuitive and shoddy UI, there’s a lot of puzzles to solve, and it will keep you busy for a long time.

Very minimal ads, 5 secs every 3-5 levels or so, which is a relief. It advertises itself as a storyline based version of this sort of app, but it looks like you have to do about 100 levels before a chapter really opens up. Not an issue if you’re here for the puzzle itself, but don’t go in expecting characters and story to drive the app. Beautiful music and cute level designs. I do wish that having it on not auto-correct mode to keep the difficulty there still had the pieces set in color so I could enjoy the picture more as I built it

While the translation of the story is quite poor, I was really surprised by the interesting journey this game provides. It is weird to say that a set of nongogram puzzles was epic, yet I am saying just that. The beautiful art style, the sweeping story, and the sheer number of puzzles was staggering.

Also I enjoyed the mix of smaller picture puzzles and larger mosaic-style puzzles. This has helped me really hone my nonogram skills and have become quite adept at these puzzles having completed the game. It is quite addicting.

I suppose it would have been interesting to play through the game "in order" rather than fumbling around not knowing the difference between the journey and story modes. But being able to choose what size of puzzle I wanted to play at any given time was nice, and the discovery of the link between modes was cool.

I highly recommend this to anyone that enjoys nonogram puzzles.

I really like the look of this game and the process of completing puzzles to uncover a larger story. The story is where things slow down. The translation to English is incredibly difficult to understand. It feels like the story was plugged into an online translator and no one checked the results. I’d give this game a full 5 stars if the translation problem could be addressed. Heck, I’d take 20 bucks to rewrite the translations.

I turned off the background music, and when I’m just playing the game there’s no music. But when I’m trying to also listen to music on a Bluetooth device, the game background music plays on top of the music I’m trying to listen to. There’s no setting to adjust as the background music is already supposed to be off. And there’s no obvious path to contact the developers for technical support which is why I feel I have no choice but to leave a bad review to bring this to someone’s attention.

So you can’t play this game and also listen to your own music.

It’s an ok game otherwise.

If I turn off auto-check, it turns off the color.
I play this game in the dark to fall asleep, so it's impossible to see the numbers that were checked off once it's blacked out and also the boxes that were filled in if the color is turned off. I am not turning up my brightness all the way up when I got this app specifically because it is a dark interface unlike other nonograms. Please fix the bug that turns off the color when you toggle off the auto-check. Thanks.

Fun, but pales in comparison to the first game. I had trouble doing the puzzle because of some of the colors being too similar to the background, an issue I never had in the original game. I also didn’t like that I had to do the puzzles in order. If I got stuck on one, I couldn’t come back to it later. And if I messed up, I couldn’t come back later after I’ve forgotten the answers to figure it out again. I would just remember what it was before, and that’s no fun.