Pixross

Extremely solid game for what it is! I don't understand the reviews that complain about the numbers fading out to mark completion since you can turn that off in settings. There are a bunch of customization options in settings so that players can adjust if they want a game over for making mistakes, if yes then how many mistakes, if they want to be told how fast they completed each puzzle, if they want the number hints to fade, if they want to turn off the colors so they can't guess what picture they're making, etc. It really relies on players adjusting things to suit their desired difficulty rather than just making levels bigger, which I enjoy since I don't always want to play the same nonogram rules. It starts with fairly standard casual nonogram settings (number fade, 3 mistakes before failure, boxes are colored to match the final pixel art) so my only complaint is that it is hard to decide how all the tile shape options will look on the board without manually testing them by opening a level after selecting. A pretty small quip all things considered.

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