
Picross in 3D! Play the classic Japanese puzzle game, also known as Nonogram or Hanjie, now on your PC and in three dimensions. Use logic to deduce which blocks you can destroy and which you need to keep to complete the model. 100 puzzles (20 for free) and hours of play!
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Free to play can be misleading. Some games offer a free play but serve preferential treatment to people who buy items or packages for their game. Some games offer a DLC that instantly unlocks the rest of the game for those unable to or unwilling to wait to finish each set for something. Here the 'unlock' was not to skip ahead to the harder puzzles without progression but to actually get the rest of the game. This is not free to play. This renders your "free to play" title a demo. For the first twenty levels the mechanics are simple if a little clunky. The puzzles are a breeze and the complexity to solve only just got a little higher before I reached the end. Not a bad half-hour spent as I enjoy nonograms but the list price was misleading. I hope that the rest of the levels do not share the same background. The ruined 'spooky' yard feels more at home with an October release than April.
I like nonograms, but I did not like the 3D implementation. In theory, the idea sounds like the next big step. Unfortunately, the controls are not intuitive. Control + Left mouse button is confusing. Right-click should be used for elimination. The middle mouse-button could be used to spin the cube. Turning the cube would cause it to slant at an angle. So the numbers would be diagonal and upside down. I couldn't find a way to having it right-side up again. Turning the cube should only have horizontal and vertical movement. The graphics were dark and there was no music. Also, the game is not free. It's a demo with a few levels.
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This is the same concept as Picross 3D on the Nintendo 3DS. Picross puzzles while taking 3rd direction under consideration. It's fun in concept. I LOVE the 3DS version. Sadly, this clone leaves a lot to be desired. The controls are a bit awkward, and half of the free puzzles are bare bones and repetitive tutorial puzzles. When the game claims there are 100 puzzles, having the tutorial puzzles contribute toward that count is disappointing. I suppose for $3, it would give you an idea of the puzzles. But if you have a 3DS and are interested in these types of puzzles, go ahead and fork over the extra money and get Picross 3D 2 on the 3DS, and you'll have a better time.
An incredibly solid Picross 3D game. While the presentation could use some work the mechanics are solid. Sound is fine nothing special. The only real gripe I have is spinning the puzzles with the mouse is a bit awkward but that more of an issue with working in 3d with a 2d input device. Highly recommended. Edit: I'm adding an addendum to this review as I've run into what oculd be called an easter egg but unfortunately is more of an annoyance. Apparently at random there is a jack in the box covered in blood that will appear sometimes when you clear a block. It gives you an achievement which is fine if that was it but it continues to show up at random and it take 10 or more seconds to disappear. It's no particularly scary it just kind of exists. Seriously please get rid of this.
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Not that Pivross is [b]completely[/b] unplayable. But [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1158470/Voxelgram/]Voxelgram[/url] is the exact same game with the same mechanics that does [b]everything[/b] far better. More and better levels, better controls and customization, awesome level selection menus/dioramas, full workshop support and a lot more. This game, well it has none of that. Wonky controls and severe lack of polish. E.g. the puzzle can clip through background trees when you rotate it because that's just how mediocre Unity games roll. There's also a reward for completing levels fast enough and with no mistakes but time limits are never specified and there is no timer in the game. Yet there's an achievement for full-perfect completion. Did I mention there's a separate "secret" option to enable periodic jumpscares? In a puzzle game like this, yes? Bottom line is, even if I neglect all the jank I simply did not enjoy the levels much. The vast majority of them (at least it feels like) are symmetrical, which is a sin that more respected Nonogram games try to shift away from. You also have to start the majority of the levels by manually and slowly removing dozens of 0-blocks (something Voxelgram actually has a separate button for). A lives system is also not welcome in any way in a game like this.
Love Picross 3D, but this is just an...okay-at-best implementation of it. If you're absolutely desperate, $3 for these 100(ish, if you count tutorials) isn't a bad deal, but I'm just going to pull out my 3DS again and play Picross 3D round 2 for the 10th time, tbh.
An absolutely horrible one, needs a large load of fixing. Moving these puzzles is extremely hard. There is no option to play this in a window. The tutorial explanations are badly made. Clicking may remove multiple blocks and it is easy to accidentally lose a level. And when you've finally gotten to level 20, a big button appears to tell you that you should spend money on this ghastly nightmare. On top of all this, I did not even receive the achievements for completing all of the first 20 levels without a mistake. I've seen this game on many "free games"-lists, but I am completely shocked to see it was a darn bogus. Farewell, I shall delete this. For all those who thought my message was "TL;DR", I'll just say that I wouldn't recommend this game before it is fixed.
Просто потратил час на это, и мне кажется, что это совершенно играбельная и достаточно сложная игра 3D Nonogram! Большинство «бесплатных» головоломок являются обучающими, но есть несколько «правильных» головоломок, которые помогут вам решить, хотите ли вы заплатить небольшую сумму за остальные головоломки (да, это скорее демонстрация, чем бесплатная игра, но это придирчиво) Элементы управления не могут быть настроены, что будет раздражать некоторых людей, но я нашел хорошее по умолчанию (ПКМ + мышь, чтобы переместить куб - щелкните, чтобы выбрать - щелкните, удерживая CTRL, чтобы удалить) Нажатие является сверхточным, хотя любой, кто играл с 3D Nonograms, знает, что это не всегда так в этих играх! Я мог бы обойтись без всяких трехмерных элементов пользовательского интерфейса в виде яблони / арки - менее отвлекающий фон / более простой вариант пользовательского интерфейса было бы круто, но это мелочь. Мы все знаем, на чем основана эта игра - мы все знаем, насколько хороша эта игра - мы все знаем, насколько спорны разработчики этой игры - может быть, получится, пока жарко? :)
Really cofusing game for average brains.
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