Depixtion

I love nonogram games, and the three-layer concept of this one is really fun as well as becoming more challenging as you go on. My only complaint is that sometimes I did have to guess and then use the 'show mistakes' feature, costing me the star for that level.

👎 I would not recommend it. The game is alright, but I didn’t enjoy the three similar-layer approach to revealing the final image. It felt repetitive. The two different saturation levels on each layer also required some adjustment. Positive +I like that there is a section of the Options menu dedicated to hints on how to solve puzzles. +The tutorial is well made to explain this special kind of picross game. +In the puzzle selection menu, I like the option menu that display some stats about the puzzles solved. +You can play any puzzles in any order, they are not locked under completion of other puzzles. Neutral, suggestions ~It would have been nice to have the highlight of the row and column under the mouse be highlighted too. Currently, only the hints part of the screen are highlighted. ~It would have been nice to be able to count with the middle mouse button. Negative -Rose are red, violets are blue, my eyes went blind from the saturated hue. I am not of a fan of the overly vibrant colors used throughout the game, but I think it's what they intended as the overall theme. Maybe if there was options to customize the different colors it would be more pleasing on the eye when solving puzzles at least. -In Options, Video, Brigthness doesn't seem to do anything. -The font used is a bit hard to read. It would be nice to have an option to un-caps it. -After trying some of the puzzles, I can't say I prefer this version as opposed to the original picross logic. I don't like doing the same puzzle 3 times but slightly differently. Some of the puzzles different color are nearly identical. It takes a long time to solve one medium size puzzle because of the 3 layers. -x tiles override painted tiles.

Got it after trying out a demo. An interesting twist on a standard nonogram puzzle. Dual-colors work well increasing the complexity a bit while retaining core "simplicity" that the genre became famous for. Tri-layer system is not strictly part of the "logic" of the solution, however it can give you some hints on where to focus your attention while solving 2nd/3rd layers. You can solve layers in any order and switching retains partial solutions. Might take some time to adjust your muscle memory if you're used to regular nonograms (e.g. alternating the colors doesn't force a blank, sub-grid is 4-unit), but once you do - dare I say it's even more fun than the regular ones. As you progress you'll start seeing more and more patterns how color-coded numbers behave and interact enabling you to tackle more challenging grids. Gradual reveal of the image through the colors and not only shape gives you some fun gotcha moments with "oh, [i]now[/i] it starts to makes sense". The game has a good UI and different control options depending on how you want to place different colors, so you can tune things to your liking. Halloween DLC adds even more of the good stuff to the game. A worthy puzzle game.

Love this game. I play it on the Steam Deck and it's a super chill way to wind down before bed or just vibe. There's a slight learning curve if you're coming from other nonogram games/apps which, in my experience, have always been 5x5 grids, because Depixtion's grids are multiples of 4 but you adjust pretty quickly and it's totally worth it to have more "levels" of difficulty (4x4, 8x8, 12x12, 16x16, 20x20, 24x24) without having to make the grid as massive.If it's on sale, I absolutely recommend getting it, and even if it's not, you should at least consider it.

erg leuk spel. door de dubbele kleuren zit er meer uitdaging in. de levels verder op het spel worden ook zeker moeilijker en moeilijker waardoor het leuk blijft!

I have changed this from a negative to a positive review because I had certain controller settings un-ticked in the options settings in steam. This caused a conflict where things flickered, menus were hard to navigate through and where I had to alt-tab out of the game. With them ticked it is a totally solid and stable picross game to rival Fantasy Mosaics (but not quite Paint it Back).

One of the most challenging nonogram games ever! While some of the images are a little difficult to see, the twist of having 2 shades of each of the three colors really works your logic muscles. The simple presentation hides the satisfying beast beneath!

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Has a lot of picross puzzles for you to play through, but they aren't really that challenging logically. They are more so just time consuming. Honestly this game isn't too bad, if you really want just a kind of mindless picross to do for hours while watching a video or doing something else, this is not bad. But otherwise, I'm not sure if it's worth the money, up to you.

For me one of the best Picross games. I found it somewhat hard to get into though since it deviates from the normal formula in several regards. But once i got accustomed to that i had a lot of fun and and going back to single color games seems like a step back for me.