

Voxelgram 2
Procedural Level · 2025 · Hidden Object, Design & Illustration, Puzzle, Strategy, Voxel
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Very Positive85% · 109
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About Voxelgram 2
Voxelgram 2 is a 3D nonogram logic game, where you solve puzzles by sculpting voxel models and uncovering dioramas made from them.
Features:
- Voxelgram 2 features 250 new puzzles and a fresh set of rules, now with two colors in play. The puzzles are organized into 20 handcrafted dioramas.
- If you own the previous Voxelgram game, you'll also get access to the original puzzles, reworked to fit the new two-color rules. That means an extra 250 puzzles to solve!
- For endless replayability, the game features procedurally generated puzzles with different sizes, shapes, and features.
- You can also play puzzles created by other players, thanks to support for the Steam Workshop.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The best nonogram app I can imagine. It has every setting I've ever dreamed of. I strongly believe the developer plays nonograms a lot and understands players very well. I also especially appreciate how kind and respectful the developer is toward players. This game saves a huge amount of time by loading last valid states and offers both accenting relevant rows and hiding those hints to encourage self-sufficiency. A great game and great example of how a game should treat its players.1 found this helpful
Voxelgram 2 is a reasonable successor to the original Voxelgram, with two main offerings: 250 new puzzles, and a new two-colour mode that changes up how puzzles play entirely. I think the idea behind a two-colour mode is interesting, but in practice I didn't find it super enjoyable to play, and quickly swapped back to the single-colour mode. Normally, you use one mouse button for colouring and the other for removing, so adding a third option in makes it quite awkward - the game's solution (a toggle to change which colour you're using) isn't ideal, but I'm not sure what would be. I found the puzzles ok, if a bit easy, but I can't say if that's because the game is easier than the first, or if I'm just used to the concept after playing through the original game. Overall, Voxelgram 2 is a weak recommend, for anyone who strongly enjoyed the original game and would like some more puzzles to engage in.
The addition of the 2-colour clues takes a while to get your head around if you're well acquainted with the first Voxelgram. Once you have given it a bit of time though, It clicks well enough. Just make sure you sort out your best interface and rearrange your mouse button imputs as necessary. Then you can sink into that satisfying zen state as you delete blocks on semi-autopilot. If anything, the more complex ruleset has made the actual deduction a little easier, puzzle by puzzle. If you are of the same opinion, try turning off some of the visual aids to ramp up the difficulty again. Glad I bought it on sale, I think I prefer the first game but I appreciate the effort from the developer to try and shake things up a bit while keeping a similar vibe. We'll see how much time I put into the game. It'll be a better indication of my love for Voxelgram 2 than this review.
Worth every penny at full price for any 3D Nonogram puzzle fan like myself, especially for people who don't own part 1 yet! A good, challenging upgrade of the original concept. Both the original as well as upgraded mode are playable in this version, so it's less a sequel and more base game+. Since puzzle games are good for the brain, I recommend playing the new mode a long time after the original to challenge your neurons anew.
Using two colors to solve the puzzle but the answer is not these two colors. Just for the sake of doing it.
Great puzzle game. I loved Picross 3D for NDS and at first I found Voxelgram 2's use of two colours to be confusing and frustrating, but I stuck with it and developed the instincts. The interface and controls are simple and don't get in your way.
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