Introducing Sparkling Melon, the latest update to Broken Minds!

Sparkling Melon introduces a brand-new difficulty mode system. Now you can choose to play as a "Casual Sleuth" or a "Master Detective".




Casual Sleuth is for players who would rather focus on the story than get bogged down in confusing puzzles. Instead of Logic Trains, players simply select the right answer between several choices to proceed.

Currently there is no penalty for getting it wrong, but that may change in a future update with a scoring system of some kind. For now though, it's pretty simple.

Master Detective includes all the Logic Trains you know and love. If you want a challenge, this is the mode for you!

Sparkling Melon also makes some updates to the sprites. Before, sprites kept their heads in a static position as their expressions changed. Now the sprites move their heads, like they do in Methods it makes them seem more alive.

Some expressions have also been altered or cleaned up, and Hiroki's body has been redrawn. The thick borders around the characters are now more consistent.

Other small changes:

• Fixed confusing Puppet Theater minigame answer.
  
• Fixed bug with detectives swapping normal and blinking expressions during deduction section.
  
• Fixed bug where dream music would not stop playing if you moved through the dialogue quickly.
  
• Added apostrophes to minigame text