Pixelogic: Nonograms Unlimited

[b]My Playtime:[/b] 117.1h (30/41 achievements, finished all official packs and 750+ weekly and daily puzzles) [b]Grindy Achievement(s):[/b] No. [b]Optional Achievement(s):[/b] Yes (~28 achievements). [b]Difficult Achievement(s):[/b] No. [h1]Intro[/h1] [i]Pixelogic: Nonograms Unlimited[/i] is a [i]Nonogram[/i] game with puzzles being added on a weekly and daily basis. It focuses on puzzles in a 20x20 size, although puzzles in 15x15 and 25x25 sizes are also available. [b]Pros:[/b] - 204+7503 puzzles and counting - Daily puzzles make the game last for eternity - Mark numbers - Hint system to reveal a random correct tile [b]Cons:[/b] - Missing some functionalities like counting cells and the undo button - A few daily puzzles have multiple solutions [b]Specs[/b] AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 16GB RAM, AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT [h1]Should you buy this game?[/h1] [i]Well, if you count the daily puzzles, it has over 7000 puzzles right now, so if you like playing Nonogram games, this will most likely be the only game you need to satisfy your Nonogram cravings.[/i] [hr][/hr] [h1]In-Depth Review[/h1] [h3]The Game[/h3] [b]Gameplay[/b] The game has several puzzle packs in various sizes. The non-dail…

Simple interface gets you right to the puzzles, well made and exactly what I wanted

Literal thousands of puzzles + new puzzles daily/weekly + controller support + dark mode. Easily worth the money for any picross sickos out there.

This is a very good Nanograms game. The feature telling you about how long it takes to complete means you can choose the hard ones, and they actually are pretty challenging. There's a ton of puzzles, all unlocked from the start. Two things that I wish were added is the ability to count tiles, like in the Switch Picross games, and the completed numbers in the middle being crossed off the row.

Great fast version of picross with decently-designed, and thousands of puzzles that really doesn't waste your time. I have played this a lot, but my play time is a lie. The damn game doesn't quit properly in Linux and I don't always notice it's been "running" for hours when I come back to my computer.

This is a nonograms delivery vehicle with a decent UI. There are some things I don't like about it, but it's better than some other nonogram software I've used. The real plus of this is that there are new puzzles added daily, in addition to the puzzle packs it already has. Endless stream of nonograms. The downside of that is, the daily adds seem to be user made, which is fine, but it means the quality of the daily puzzles varies greatly. They're not always solvable with just logic, and the "hint" button reveals a completely random square, so sometimes you have to hit the button several times to get a useful square done. So overall, I'm quite happy with it. But if you're looking for its library of a couple thousand and growing puzzles to be endless delights of carefully and professionally crafted puzzles, it isn't that. You're guaranteed a quick daily nonogram fix, and sometimes get a surprise puzzle that's really clever.