FLIPSWEEPER

[i]FLIPSWEEPER[/i] features the exact same core gameplay as Mark Ffrench's [url=https://store.steampowered.com/search/?developer=Mark%20Ffrench]Mosaic / Proverbs games[/url]. However, instead of tasking you with completing one massive, singular piece of artwork, the gameplay is split into multiple individual levels organized by difficulty (given by the complexity of the mental process used to deduct the solution). The logical process is exactly the same: you assign either a light or a dark color to every cell on a grid based on numbered tiles, which indicate how many light tiles surround them (including the numbered tile itself). It's a mixture of Picross and Minesweeper, if you so want. While Mark Ffrench's titles tend to be more generous with their number hints, [i]FLIPSWEEPER[/i] requires a lot more deduction. You'll need to look at adjacent numbers and overlap their regions to determine how to color their extremities. It is nothing overly complicated, but it does demand extra mental visualization. Otherwise, the quality-of-life features are identical and include a hint function, an undo button, and an error checker that activates after a few mistakes (around five, by my count…