This was the first of the Picross e games I've played (I've played My Nintendo Picross - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess and am still playing Pokémon Picross).
There's plenty of puzzles for the amount you pay but often I found myself trying to figure out what the picture was supposed to be (even after it was coloured). The Zelda and Pokemon versions seem to be a lot clearer about what the picture is supposed to be (though I suppose that's because they're pixelated images to start with).
The forced autocorrect (with penalty) was a little annoying, especially when you're trying to go for a perfect puzzle but accidently hit the wrong square, knowing that it's wrong.
Also felt that it was somewhat difficult to hit the bottom row of the largest puzzles for some reason.
But I'll probably try out the earlier ones in the series (though aware that the features will slowly strip out as I go back earlier).
There's plenty of puzzles for the amount you pay but often I found myself trying to figure out what the picture was supposed to be (even after it was coloured). The Zelda and Pokemon versions seem to be a lot clearer about what the picture is supposed to be (though I suppose that's because they're pixelated images to start with).
The forced autocorrect (with penalty) was a little annoying, especially when you're trying to go for a perfect puzzle but accidently hit the wrong square, knowing that it's wrong.
Also felt that it was somewhat difficult to hit the bottom row of the largest puzzles for some reason.
But I'll probably try out the earlier ones in the series (though aware that the features will slowly strip out as I go back earlier).
altron60
1 year ago