perhaps my preliminary judgment is a bit harsh. maybe because you can un-select a previously resolved tile? (you can revert an already filled tile by left-clicking on it and right-clicking on one marked as empty.) But even when excluding resolved tiles, it seems I could only work top-to-bottom or left-to-right.Īll-in-all, not a bad game, despite being resolved using only a single color: I own many nonogram games, but this won't be one of them (at least until I run out of options?) I'll come back in a few weeks' time to read reviews from people who completed the game. There are a few times where it even "erased" a previously filled tile! Those actions did NOT include a mistake, so why didn't it stick. the dealbreaker: sometimes I drag from the bottom, sometimes from the right many times those actions did NOT register, especially if I included tiles already filled in. I would have preferred a "name" to the puzzle once completed I couldn't figure out a few of the pictures (but that's probably just me) I tried to make a mistake, and the screen simply blinked red, not allowing my mistake that's original so I still got 3 stars I didn't understand how the star system works
The numbers to the left and at the top weren't highlighted it only struck them out once row was resolved I did not like that I could not choose difficulty: game auto-fills unused cells once row is complete I could not choose whether or not to strike numbers 1 by 1. I did not like the fact that I couldn't choose tileset The grids I resolved were done using only logic, but that doesn't prove they are ALL feasible without any hint. The grids were varied in size and shape (not always square)
It has features in gameplay that I liked, but others I didn't like:
Could have been better Review based on trial only.
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