Nonograms

this is not a free game, it's a falsely advertised demo with most of the content nickel & dimed as dlc. click play, there's one icon with the 20 free levels and 30 that lead to the store page to buy 600 more in packs of 20. disgusting. it's not a particularly good nonogram anyway, the same as the dev's [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1207310]gizmo[/url] series, has a mistake counter and everything, yet it's [b]one of the most expensive on steam[/b], currently sitting at $30 (THIRTY!). but hey, it's only $1 per dlc, that's almost free, right? the gizmo nonograms cost $5 each and some have a demo with the same amount of levels as this demo, but those aren't advertised as free games with endless dlc. and the worst part is, the developer made one of my favorite word games ([url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1460870]amazing pyramids[/url]) before turning into this greedy, scummy entity. his paint by numbers activity software (those aren't games) is also 'free' if you have $100 for all the dlc. a bargain.

I have played many different nonograms ; some were memorable and others not. Some too easy and some just weird..lol This set of nonograms is brilliant ; not full of silly bells and whistles, and not impossible to solve. Instead, it has VERY pleasant game play , and runs smoothly and satisfyingly. Kudos to the developer !

A very pure picross/nonogram/whatever you call it experience. The UI is amazing and clean, and reminds me of old PopCap games such as Chuzzle or Bejeweled, leading to a lovely trip down memory lane. My only complaint is that the bigger puzzles can be a bit hard to see, even in full screen. A zoom feature or marking feature would be nice to have, especially for the aforementioned bigger puzzles.