SherloCAT Nonogram Bahia

The detective cat is back with another case, this time in a Brazilian state Bahia, but everything else remains the same from the first game. If you already played nonograms or picross puzzles before, you don’t need to learn anything new. However, if this is your first such game, the rules are simple. A puzzle takes place on a grid with numbers on the side and on top of the grid. These numbers tell you how many squares in that row or column have to be colored. While only one number signifies consecutive squares, two or more number mean there has to be at least one empty square between them. Although settings allow classic mode where you have no hints but also no penalty for mistakes, I recommend that you turn on autocomplete that fills out empty rows or columns. If you don’t want additional pressure, you can also turn off the timer that’s there for speedrunners. The game offers twelve locations, each with ten puzzles. This means there are 120 puzzles altogether. You can start with any location you want, but puzzle have to be played in order. The only challenge is that the grid grows slightly bigger with each puzzle. Difficulty might be a bit too hard for beginners because yo…

The art in this game is gorgeous, especially the way it blends traditional 2D with pixel art. It's a great way to practice your logic skills, and getting to learn about the landmarks in Bahia by the end is a really nice touch! Highly recommend it, and I definitely plan on getting all the achievements eventually.