Mobile puzzle game, Hatsune Miku Logic Paint, will have a Switch port of the game coming to Nintendo Switch in the future. The Switch version of the game goes by the title of Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S.
This news first surfaced online on Twitter through developer Crypton Future Media. Here is the tweet in question:
The key visual for Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S as seen above was illustrated by NEGI. Currently, Crypton Future Media has yet to share a specific release date for the game.
First released last year March for Android, Hatsune Miku Logic Paint is a paid mobile game. It is a Picross-style puzzle game. To solve a puzzle, players need to fill up all squares using the numbers displayed on their screen.
Each completed stage rewards players with an illustration of Hatsune Miku and/or her VOCALOID friends. Hatsune Miku Logic Paint features more than 150 illustrations from well-known artists and 225 stages. Furthermore, the game does not have any in-app purchases, so players can rest easy knowing that they only need to open their wallet only once when purchasing the game.
While waiting for the Switch version, feel free to check out Hatsune Miku Logic Paint on the Play Store and App Store.
Hatsune Miku puzzle game is here!
Includes difficulty levels from LV1 to LV3 and special stages!
When you clear the stage, you will get illustrations of Hatsune Miku!
Clear many stages and collect gorgeous illustrations!
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