Pivross

Gameplay is fine, but the only levels available are basically part of an extended tutorial. Purchasing the full game seems to now be disabled, so that is all there is.

Pretty fun. Easy controls

great game, freemium isn't that bad

Игра чисто такая как и Portal 1, 2, то есть для людей с высоким IQ. Такая игра отлично подойдёт таким людям как Иван Золо. В целом неплохо, но мало уровней.

As mentioned on a few other reviews, this plays very similarly to Picross 3D for DS. Some claim the controls are wonky, and they leave a little to be desired, but they are just not that bad for a Nintendo knockoff. I think some people don't realize how stupid hard it would be to emulate a DS Stylus game for use on a Mouse/Keyboard. My only complaints on control would be minor stuff, like forcing highlighting rows instead of being allowed to shade in blotches, because you don't want other rows shaded, typically. Block demolition delay could be sped up as well, as 0's feel a little slow. Other than that, I don't really have any issues with control... My only pet peeve is that some levels are "incomplete". Nintendo was quite good at not leaving any blocks untouched as far as giving a hint on how it explodes or doesn't. I've run into a couple of levels already (1 hour in) that have multiple blocks with no hint as to whether they're kept or not, you just complete the level when all the other ones that are to be demolished are accounted for. The levels are still solveable, however, you just have to keep in mind that some hints are occasionally lacking, you just have to knock off the blocks that positively need to be. As a side note, you can also shade in non-hinted blocks regardless, but it's not like they give any clue to their surroundings... All in all, a worthy version of Picross, if only it were viable for some type of touch screen play. I haven't touched the hotkeys or anything, but the cube movement is normally based on right click, so it's not really usable for touchscreen as is. The mouse/keyboard controls are satisfying enough considering the limitations of not working in a touchscreen environment.

The game "Pivross" offers unusual gameplay, combining elements of strategy and puzzle. Engaging mechanics that require logical thinking, along with vibrant graphics, create an immersive experience. However, the difficulty of some levels may discourage newcomers. The sound design is atmospheric but not particularly memorable. Overall, it's a decent effort, though it takes time to master.