Pixel drawing block

Pixel drawing block is a plucky little nonogram game. It has 91 levels, and grades you on each one based on time taken, mistakes made, and if you had optional things on, such as autocomplete X's. The achievements are based on getting S rank on the puzzles, so if you don't like time constraints, this might not be the one you're looking for, but otherwise, this is a decent nonogram game to add to your collection. One thing that I've never seen in another nonogram game is the "boss key", which you can set to minimize the game in case you're playing at work and the boss walks in. I don't have the kind of job where that would be useful, but if you have an office, and a boss, and he walks in sometimes, well, there you go. I'm always glad to see a new nonogram game here. Mostly. I mean, there have been a few that are just bad. Thankfully this is not one of them, and even though it is mostly in Chinese, I didn't have any trouble, as nonograms transcend language barriers, and bring people together. At least until the boss walks in. [hr][/hr] Nonogram Otter is a griddler, and is a [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40680623/]Steam curator[/url].

I have high tolerance for crappy Picross clones but my god this one is BAD. - Game is in Chinese and/or extremely broken English - Sound options are ignored - Grid and fonts look bad - Achievement names are messed up But the worst factor is that CLICKS DON'T REGISTER HALF THE TIME. Putting an X mark creates this invisible "barrier" around it that prevents from clicking nearby cells normally and it is frustrating beyond any reason. The game is THIS close to being called legitimately unplayable. AVOID.

Pixel Drawing Block is a charming little nonogram game with 91 levels, grading you based on time, mistakes, and optional settings like autocomplete X’s. If you enjoy nonograms and don’t mind time-based achievements, this is a solid addition to your collection. One unique feature is the "boss key," which minimizes the game instantly—handy if you’re sneaking in a puzzle at work. While mostly in Chinese, the gameplay itself is universal, making it easy to enjoy regardless of language. A well-made nonogram game that’s fun to play—just maybe keep an eye out for your boss!

The game is Ok but please fix the names in Dificulty levels are the same from Secondary levels And no matter you chance the language the puzzle names are in Chinese .... Until that I can not recomend this Picross game....