Nonogram Animal Griddlers

a good nonogram is hard to find if you have some standards regarding basic functionality, because sadly most developers don't. [b]nonogram animal griddlers[/b] was really bad when it first came out, then about a year and a half later it got patched up, but it's still not in a good place, unfortunately. [b]120 animal-based grids between 10x10 and 20x20[/b], so not an insane amount or size, but I like that it has a theme and I like the theme itself too. all 6 packs and all the levels are unlocked, so you can do them in any order, but unfortunately level names are shown for unsolved levels as well, spoiling stuff, while size isn't shown on the level select screen. finished levels remain solved, so you can look at the result by loading them again. [b]the presentation is not great[/b], the menu could cover more of the screen, and it's also very green, but you're coloring grids based on number clues without guessing, so it's fine, especially after colors got adjusted a bit for better number visibility. you can have multiple player profiles and there's a very brief help screen covering the absolute basics. [b]individual mid-level progress is saved when you quit[/b], this is where most …

Not many levels and the bat level is unsolvable due to a mistake made by the devs

Horrible, HORRIBLE UI and controls. It's even worse than it looks in the trailer because they disabled the 5-line separators (which are ugly), the tiny blurry resolution isn't showing, and it also doesn't showcase how bad the controls are. I've played this mess for 4 minutes and idled for another minute just to write this review.

game is very fun!!!!!! i love it so much!!!!!!

Nonogram Animal Griddlers is a basic Nonogram game... for those who never played one, it's a kind of grid-deduction-puzzle game, not unlike Minecraft or Sudoku. You're given a grid and a number of numerical clues. You must deduce where the safe places to click are. In a Nonogram, the correct clicks will reveal a small, obviously low resolution image or pattern. Yay, what fun. This is why top of the line gaming PCs costs thousands of dollars, right? Actually when this got chambered for the next game for me to review, I was dead sure this was yet another Creobit/8floor asset flipped mobile app, but it's really not. Someone in the Netherlands independently made their own Nonogram game, which was rejected by the mobile app stores, and amazingly it's even worse quality than all the 8floor asset flips plaguing Steam. Seriously, 8floor has dumped 41, yes, fourty-one of these griddler games onto Steam, all asset flips of the same core game but with slightly different puzzles. Now, the developer here as far as I know is unrelated to those 41 asset flips, but I'm bringing it up to paint a picture (get it) about just how valueless this garbage is (and the developer wants money for i…