
Pepper's Puzzles is a collection of logic games also known as Nonogram, Picross or Griddlers.
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Never played Picross before but I can tell this is a really polished simple version of it. There are 720 base puzzles + a bunch more via the mosaic puzzles so there is a ton of content. Outside of that it has all the QOL features you could ask for. I would say it's a really good introduction to Picross.
Solid game of Picross with some cute pictures to uncover. Controls well with mouse and a pad and plays fine on Steam Deck.
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Languages: English, Italian, French, Russian, German
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This is a nice looking nonogram game but lacks some QoL features and commits the cardinal sin of having puzzles that are *not* sized to multiples of 5.
Having played quite a lot of Paint it Back and Pepper's Puzzles - probably among the best nonogram games on Steam - I'll simply offer a comparison of the two. Pepper's Puzzles has a better, smoother user interface, better music, and an overall better experience. On the down side, the art is a bit worse, being both less creative and more poorly drawn than in Paint it Back, and the difficulty ramps up very steeply. Pepper's Puzzles has a timer, and gives you a number of stars based on how quickly you solved each puzzle. The timer is generous, but still adds pressure to solve the puzzle quickly. This may be a positive or negative. I enjoy the pressure and challenge, but if I fail to get three stars, I don't enjoy being "forced" to re-solve the puzzle. To be clear, there's nothing in the game forcing you to re-solve anything and stars are basically meaningless; you could ignore the timer entirely if you like. It's just my completionist impulse. Paint it Back has better art, which is both more creative and better drawn. The difficulty curve is much smoother and more gradual. But the user interface is clunky, requiring more clicks than necessary, and is missing some obvious quality-of-life features, like the ability to put down "marks" with a single action (e.g. middle mouse button, shift-click, or something), the ability to have more than one puzzle in progress at a time, etc. Paint it Back's puzzles are untimed, so there is no pressure. Paint it Back also offers a demo, while Pepper's Puzzles does not. Both games offer a huge number of puzzles to solve. Overall, I've been playing more Paint it Back than Pepper's Puzzles, simply because the art is better which makes the puzzles more fun to solve, but if you prioritize a smooth user interface, look at Pepper's Puzzles.
Pepper's Puzzles is a pretty decent picross game.
ようやく全クリ(全実績)できたのでレビュー書いておきます。 お手ごろな値段でだいぶ長く楽しめたのでボリュームにも満足と言ったところ。 最初から最後まで普通のお絵かきロジック(ピクロス)だし ワークショップで他の人が公開したパズルもできるしランダム生成?のタイムアタックモードもあり やろうと思えばまだまだやり続けられるので この手のパズルが好きならおすすめです。
foi o primeiro jogo puzzle de monograma com um tutorial consistente de monogramas, o qual eu nao conhecia, antes de ver jogos na Steam com este tema. Recomendo, jogo muito bem feito, n'ao apenas mais um puzzle, de um desenvolvedor para vender conquistas e cartas. como pode ver [e o unico jogo puzzle deste desenvolvedor. Parece que ele caprichou bastante. Qualidade esta bem acima da media entre o genero.,
The game has a lot of great picross puzzles, I was never challenged aside from 2 or 3 puzzles, even the "trials" were all easy, still great fun though!
Probably one of the best nonogram games I have played and I own all of the Picross games. The music is good and doesn't annoy on long play sessions. I'm impressed and hope there will be more games like this in the future. I'm only an 1 1/2 hours in, but have a feeling it will be dozens more before I get through all of the puzzles. It is forgiving in that it doesn't penalize you for wrongly marked boxes and allows you to correct. If I had one critique it would be that it doesn't give you a starter row filled out for you to go off of. You just have to wing it. So maybe in future games or patches they can add. I got on sale, but with the amount of puzzles included you could pay full price and not feel shorted. All in all, very happy with the purchase.
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