Isometric Nonogram

- Only randomly generated puzzles - Janky UI and controls - No quality of life features that you'd expect - You are ruthlessly pressured for time When I bought this I missed the part of the game description that all puzzles are randomly generated. I simply wouldn't have purchased this if I realized this earlier, but now that I've tried it out I'll share how bad it gets. UI is poorly done. Your progress could easily be represented by a grid (rows = puzzle size, columns = difficulty, cells = completion status) but what you get instead of this makes it super hard to keep track of what you've completed and what you've mastered. You have to scroll left and right to select puzzle size, then select a sub-difficulty for that particular puzzle size, and only then it displays the completion status of that size/difficulty combination, [b]one at a time[/b]. Awful! No quality of life features. If I start drawing a line on one side of the cube and move onto another my drawing doesn't stick to that line specifically, I end up drawing over other cells (often without even realizing this) and then wondering why my tiny puzzle is already all wrong. That's just unacceptable. I can live with it for …

While this game lacks the satisfaction of solving puzzles creating some neat art for you to look at due to the puzzles being randomly generated, what it lacks there I think it makes up for somewhat in interesting gameplay. I always like trying out new takes on picross and this game is definitely both new and interesting, causing you to have to think about puzzles in an entirely different way than with two-dimensional picross. There is, however also the issue of some puzzles having multiple solutions. Definitely an improvement would be to have premade puzzles for you to do like the Nintendo/Jupiter picross games, but I think this works well as an interesting proof-of-concept if nothing else. I'd say this is one of those games where whether you're going to like it or not depends highly on your preferences. If the lack of premade puzzles and/or the idea of some puzzles having multiple solutions is a large turn-off for you, then definitely don't buy this game. If you're just looking to try out new takes on the picross format though, I'd recommend giving this one a shot for sure.

Actually, I really love this game. For just a "quick" Match its so cool. I would love to get more content, more size variations or just something. I can finish the 10 x 10 in 6-7min. I played this game relatively regulary now and I can say, I still enjoy it <3. And I can't find anything similar out there!

If you take into account that the game is 2 buks, it's easy to forgive the janky UI, puzzle with more than one solution, almost no quality of life features... because the game is only two bucks and the puzzle are very decents.

The UI is very minimal and does not scale well. The puzzles are random and often generate with more than one solution, so you have to make guesses.

It's exactly what it says it is, good for nanogram fans.