Pixel Art Monster - Color by Number

I bought this game while it was on sale, and I don't regret it. It's got a lot of really cool art which you can colour. I tried the "hold mouse to paint" option when I began, expecting that to work intuitively without having watched the video. I didn't hold it down long enough, which ended up with me assuming it was not a feature and clicking every square like a dope. I turned the music off about 1/3 through the first image because the piano, while not of too poor a quality, was a bit strident and giving me a headache. Overall, given the cheap price of this game and its many expansions, I think this should be highly rated. However, despite the impressive art, I do think there could be improvements made: 1. Like many people have suggested, having a sort of "Story Mode" for those who wish to learn more about pixel art creation could be useful. 2. Allowing the player to sort the various pictures by size, colours, topics, palette size, etc. would be really cool. I thought there were only complicated images, and then later found a bunch of cute fruit and cheese and gems and potions near the bottom. ... and the biggest suggestion because I couldn't find this feature: 3. ALLOW WORKSH…

So this is just an iOS game ported to PC. That's obvious with the lack of PC controls, design and Steam integration. No achievements support etc. That with limited features being enabled (so it won't even contribute to your profile stats) is making me give this a hard pass. The amount of effort it takes to colour a single picture in with nothing to show for it? Nah. Only bought it because it was 80% and I like colouring games to relax.

Pixel Art Monster - Color by Number is a deliberately simple digital coloring game designed around relaxation rather than challenge. Developed and published by Boogygames Studios, it takes the familiar color-by-number activity and adapts it to pixel artwork, giving players a selection of images divided into numbered squares. Instead of requiring artistic skill or asking players to decide how an illustration should look, the game provides clear instructions through its numbered grid and matching color palette. The result is an accessible experience that can be enjoyed without complicated mechanics, time pressure, or demanding objectives. The basic gameplay loop could hardly be easier to understand. Players select an image and zoom in until the individual numbered cells become visible. Each number corresponds to a particular color on the available palette, and completing an illustration simply involves filling the appropriate squares with their matching colors. As more cells are completed, the initially fragmented grid gradually transforms into a finished piece of pixel art. It is a repetitive process, but repetition is also central to the game's relaxing character. Progress is cons…

Even though I got the game "on sale", it still isn't cheap enough. All the numbers don't show up, regardless of what you have the pixels set at. how are you suppose to complete a picture???? Scaling isn't adjustable for those of us with bad eyes.

best thing too waste time ... Kinda relaxing too

it's just coloring game there is no any other function but still good coloring game i guess?