Pixross

Es un juego de Picross bastante cutrillo, pero por el precio, tampoco te puedes quejar.

If you enjoy Nonograms and fun pixel art, give this one a go. Bonus: you're supporting a dev who gives away tons of free game assets to the game dev community all the time.

Recommended to get on sale. A very simple picross puzzle game, with 180 different puzzles ranging in size from 5x5 to 15x15 - some are rectangles eg 5x10 or 10x15. All puzzles are roughly the same difficulty, so this game may be best suited to young or casual players looking to relax. I highly recommend looking at the settings before beginning, and as you get to know the game. [list] [*]The tutorial is not interactive. Instead of letting you do a puzzle, it simply explains it as you watch the puzzle being solved. [*]The controls are easy and intuitive. Left click to colour in a square, and right click to cross off the square. [*]The difficulty of the puzzles remains roughly the same throughout the entire game, there is [b]no[/b] increase in difficulty as you go. [*]The puzzles are automatically coloured as you fill them in. [*]If you make a mistake (whether left clicking or right clicking), the game will automatically fill in the square correctly and you will lose one "life". [*]You can make 3 mistakes per level (4th mistake ends the level). 3 mistakes is the default, but you can change this in the settings to either 6 or 9. [*]The default is "free draw" style, but you can change to "line" style in the settings. Line style means that when you click & drag to mark a line of squares, you will only be able to drag within the line of the original square you clicked on. This makes it easier to prevent misclicks when marking long sections of the grid. [*]You can replay levels as often as you like, and quit a level at any point (though your progress is NOT saved if you leave in the middle of a level). [*]In addition to the 180 puzzles the game comes with, you also have the option to generate new ones. The new ones do not form a picture, and there may be puzzles with multiple correct solutions. [*]There are 5 challenges you can choose to activate, which add rules and obstacles to the levels you play. They can be used on the pre-existing levels as well as on generated levels. You CAN use all 5 challenges at the same time, although I do not recommend it. [*]You can unlock backgrounds and visual styles for things such as the grid and check marks. These are unlocked by spending the stars you earn by completing levels. This is done "gacha" style, so the style you receive will be random. There is a counter in the top left of the screen which tells you what percentage of unlockables you have unlocked. [/list]

Pretty middling if you're expecting a harder picross game; go check out Picross Touch for that. Pros: - Short enough to get all achievements quickly - Lots of hints for beginners; ability to turn them off - A decent selection of chill bgm and lots of style options, some nice and some questionable. I like to use the styles that emulate the Mario Picross aesthetics Cons: - Missing QoL like crossing out numbers that are guaranteed to be completed - Penalties felt undeserved if you're coming from Picross Touch; crossing out tiles is normally done with right clicks but it penalizes you if you cross out tiles incorrectly. You're supposed to use the middle click to mark tiles without penalty, which is awkward - Hints revealed too much like crossing out numbers that haven't been confirmed - Colors get turned off if you turn off penalties - Over-reliance on using colors to create puzzles, making them easy to complete I also tried the generated puzzle feature (you can find this online); while challenging, it doesn't offer the sensical yet challenging images that the Gameboy picross games have. They're not very challenging without a time limit. In short, go play Picross Touch if you want a long-term picross game, and the old Gameboy games like Super Mario Picross if you want challenging puzzles

chill puzzle game

Pretty short, I completed all the puzzles in about 5 hours. But I did thoroughly enjoy this! I would love a dark mode. Very solid gameplay!

Plus besoin de présenter ce type de casse-tête. Pixross ne réinvente pas la roue, ni le principe, mais propose 180 casse-têtes de différentes catégories pour passer le temps. De plus, vous pouvez tenter des challenges, comme ne pas pouvoir poser de marques indiquant que la case est vide par exemple. Vous pouvez aussi générer des grilles en plus si vous n'en avez pas assez ! Toutes les grilles ne seront pas forcément des carrés, c'est assez original pour être spécifié. Si vous aimez les jeux de picross, ça sera toujours un jeu qui vous permettra de passer le temps ! 15/20