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Demonstrates how boring flags are. Should not exist as DLC for something that supposed to be entertaining.

This pack has some weird identity issues, where it feels like pictures that were put in this, couldn't go to any other, so they wrapped those leftovers all together and pretended that those have a theme. While coloring stuff form this DLC I caught myself thinking multiple times "What was the the theme for it?" and i couldn't answer it.
For example, picture called Tools doesn't make you think "ohh caveman tools", it makes you think Caveman standing idly doing nothing and it just so happened that he's holding his hammer". Or picture called Fire makes you think of whatever small creature is being fried for breakfast.
It also has pixelated picture of a train that you probably have seen at some point in your life and now it's asking you to color it.
Makes me question existence and what I'm doing with it.

Saturated, simple, cute (unless you hate flowers), pleasant combinations of colors. Doesn't have pixelated photos that pretend to be pixel art.
If you dislike simple pictures with lesser amount of colors on them, it could be not for you.
Shrub, Assorted 1 and 2 are my favs from this.

The longer I play this, the less and less I want to.
This is just unfun. Puzzles aren't really "puzzles", it feels more like sitting and having to do and redo triangles that are just a bit off on angle and most of the playthrough can be brute forced with them.
Plus last time I've touched it before was in ancient 2018. I open the game and find myself on level with insane amount of white on top of the ceiling where one of the idols is hidden and it's such a pain to navigate in it and it's just a pain for the eyes.
On positive side it has cloud saves (otherwise i won't be able to load to that chapter that I did when I came back years later to give it another try) and artstyle is nice enough that it doesn't look outdated thanks to it.

Patterns have to be one of most boring things to color, so only reasons to get it if you want all achievements or if you personally like patterns.

For some reason bundle with game and soundtrack is cheaper than buying game separately and I can't imagine paying more to not get this pony action-packed greatness.

I've sold my soul to 1U©iF#r and everyone knows that positive recommendation is part of "Sell your soul" bundle, even if it's late on arrival.

In this dating sim 1U©iF#r messages you address for your date, but gets all of it wrong and when you manage to arrive to the actual location he proceeds to grab phone out of your hands and bully you for your short height by making you jump around to try to get it back, while he murmurs and grins "What maps did you use, you mortal dummy? Find Atlantis kinda map? No wonder I had to wait for so long!". So you blush. When he allows you to have it back and both of you sit down to eat and have a conversation (if whatever is happening can be called this). 1U©iF#r asks you many questions, intentionally phrasing them in a way that makes you not understand them, just so he can tease you for how stupid you are. You notice how hot to touch are your cheeks. And then you fall in love with him. How could you not?
Would get bullied by 1U©iF#r again.
That's why when he got on one knee and asked me the most important question of them all - "Would you sell your soul?" - I could not reject it.
Sure, it wasn't all perfect. Sure, he tried to put some of his friends on that seat across the table, just so they can pretend to be him and make time for him to attempt a swift escape. Sure, he told me to "lose his number" and to "uninstall".
But we're trapped here with each other now.

You get Tears up no matter how you play, the only difference is that you get Tears up in the game if you're good or irl if you're bad.

Has all the same problems as 100 hidden mice:
• No in-game settings;
• N for Night Mode just drops brightness instead of inverting colors and there's no way to choose how bright or how dim you want it;
• To move picture you need to move mouse to side top or bottom of the screen so picture moves where your mouse is and speed of it depends on how close it is to the edge, for games of this type I generally prefer having WASD controls for that;
• "Ultra hard! Really very difficult!" from store page has to be a troll or dev kapping, because it isn't, unless you count lack of Hints (there's no Hint system in the game) as game being hard.

Game doesn't have in-game settings unless you count N, Del and Esc binds as "settings". So if you want to change game's volume you need to open Volume mixer instead of trying to do it in the game, plus "Night Mode" isn't really a Night Mode, but same version of the picture with brightness of the white slightly dropped (instead of inverting white to black and black to white).
Store page states that "it will be hard" and "difficult", but it wasn't.
On good side, soundtrack is alright and it changes after level completion, but I personally didn't stay long enough to listen to victory soundtrack fully, instead just leaving it on idle with sound off to get rest of the cards.