N0va Desktop turns the desktop into a small stage for Lumi, a companion presented as being by your side. Its central interaction is simple: click the desktop to wake her, then click Lumi to see her sparkling eyes. Rather than framing the experience around a conventional game challenge, it focuses on a character’s presence and a personal desktop setting.
The customization comes through selectable themes, described as options to suit different moods, and a one-click switch between featured gaming wallpapers. Those concrete choices make the app’s design feel more like a customizable companion and wallpaper experience than a match-based game. The supplied description does not specify additional play modes or mechanics, so the emphasis remains on waking Lumi, choosing a theme, and changing wallpapers.
A count therefore relates to people using this particular character-and-wallpaper app, whose documented interaction is centered on a personal desktop rather than competing or cooperating with other players.