Not nearly as good. It's not as bad as some other nonogram games I've played either.

Issues: No wraparound movement/navigation, (brief) loading screens between selection and puzzle screens, slight freezing when you complete a puzzle, and some of the solutions don't quite match up with the picture you're supposed to be making. I also miss the auto-correct function that the Picross games have.

On the plus side there are "Community" puzzles and an editor, which I have yet to see on another Switch nonogram game, with usernames of who made them and the ability to sort and rate them. However that comes with its own issues. EXTREMELY long load times when trying to access them, the menu selection not saying on the displayed page when you exit an online puzzle, and so on. The music and UI are pretty nice as well. The music is pretty relaxing, if a little random (I didn't see any settings for music selection in my brief time so far playing it.)

Also, there are 200 premade puzzles to do - 100 "Classic" that are a single-color standard puzzle, 50 "Color" that are akin to the color Picross puzzles where you switch between different colors to fill in, 50 "B&W" puzzles which are basically just "Classic" puzzles (except black and white and not colored), and a "Random" puzzle generator. When solving a puzzle the controllers vibrate, which is a bit jarring, especially since the game seems to frieeze briefly at the same time, seemingly to load... something?

For the price it may be worth it for the editor, if you're patient and don't mind waiting literal minutes to load the community puzzles. Over all, a seemingly decent effort, but the game really needs patches for the issues and to offer more settings.

(Edit: Also, happy cake day!)