While quite adorable, family-friendly, and trying to get as much content as possible into it, it’s really only for die-hard Sanrio fans or kids in the end
Attempting to mix a “cozy” city-builder with more challenging strategy elements is an odd choice, and problems with unintuitive controls and concepts hold it back
While it having a different cultural vibe, and playing a little differently than a typical mystery-solving adventure, makes it distinct, it has issues holding it back
While there are glimpses of potential for a little more greatness, issues with pacing and a few too many options between runs keep it from being a better experience