Picross Fairytale - nonogram: Red Riding Hood secret

A bunch of 10x15 or 15x15 (at least as far as I am now) with very expensive hints for purchase. 200 is a lot, and I may get bored before I get there, but for ~$1USD on sale its 6.5/10 for me.

I do love nonograms and I have played a lot of games with are purely nonograms, but this is just cash grab. I am a completionist, so to get all achievements, you need to pay extra. Not doing that. Also there are a lot of nonograms, also free ones, which have a better system than this one.

Picross Fairytale - nonogram: Red Riding Hood secret takes the traditional nonogram formula and dresses it in a colorful fairy-tale adventure. Developed by Somer Games and published by 8Floor, it is designed primarily for players who enjoy methodical logic puzzles but appreciate having some narrative context and progression surrounding them. Rather than functioning as a plain collection of grids, the game uses characters, different locations, rewards, dialogue, and additional activities to make completing one puzzle after another feel like part of a larger journey. The core gameplay follows the familiar rules of nonograms, sometimes called Japanese crosswords. Numbers positioned beside rows and columns indicate groups of cells that need to be filled, and the player gradually uses deduction to determine the correct arrangement. Completing a grid eventually reveals an image. The concept is straightforward to understand, but larger puzzles demand considerably more attention because one incorrect assumption can create confusion elsewhere on the board. This makes the experience particularly satisfying when a difficult puzzle slowly begins to make sense through logic rather than guessin…

till section 3 is ok .. after that is just money grab... no point playing unless invest lot of money ...

I initially thought this game would be boring and I would have to endure it because I paid for it, but I am pleasantly surprised by the levels of difficulty. It really helps my mind to have to focus and concentrate.

Good brain food.