Continued with Fault. Nothing to really add to yesterday's observations except that oddly often some character repeats a line they just said, or that the name of the speaker is wrong. Might be a bug, might be sloppy writing, but it's a minor annoyance either way.
As for Beglitched, my predictions were true - I didn't really enjoy it, but I can't say it was a complete waste of my time either.
It is essentially a 2-in-1 puzzle game. Minesweeper in the map view, and a match-3 in the battle mode. There's enough of a twist to both that they're not outright boring, but I still found them way too easy to be fun, and too lengthy to not care about them. There's hidden tidbits here and there as well to keep the experience more exciting, but they're rather few and far between.
I feel like the cutesy audio and visuals might drive some people away, but it's not as bad as the graphics make it out to be. Not that either is bad, no, I think they're well made for the style, but most people probably don't expect a good game in this art style.
If you like easy and cute puzzle games, then you might like it. I, however, do not.
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