Pic-a-Pix: Nonogram Color

Pic-a-Pix is a game that gives way to beautiful pixel-art images as you progress through and complete each puzzle. Every puzzle consists of a blank grid where each row and column has a clue that is supposed to correspond in length and sequence to the painted blocks. This Japanese invention is a perfect mix of art, logic, and fun, making it an exciting and challenging game that provides several hours of mental stimulation entertainment.

As you enjoy the game, you get to zoom in on the whole puzzle or just the grid area while keeping the clue-panes locked. Additionally, the game has a unique fingertip cursor that makes it easier to play large puzzles with precision, and a rulers option that can be shown, hidden or locked to focus on a single row or column each time.

To track your progress, the game has graphic previews of puzzles in the puzzle list showing you the progress you are making into solving each puzzle. The gallery view option provides previews in a larger format, making it even easier to see where you are with your puzzle. Additionally, Pic-a-Pix has a weekly bonus section that gives you an extra free puzzle every week to make the game even more enjoyable.

This game offers 125 free puzzles produced manually by artists with top-quality solutions and grid sizes of up to 30x45 (45x60 for tablets). The difficulty levels range from very easy to super challenging, catering to everyone's gameplay needs. Not only is it intellectually stimulating, but it also sharpens logic and improves cognitive skills.

More gaming features for Pic-a-Pix include unlimited check puzzles, unlimited undos and redos, automatic check-offs when row or column completion is done. It also marks empty squares with dots, which is quite helpful when solving the more challenging puzzles. Additionally, the game has error-checking options that come in handy when completing each row or column.

Pic-a-Pix is produced by Conceptis Ltd –the leading supplier of logic puzzles- and has become popular under other names like Picross, Nanogram, and Griddlers, among others. The game has gained global recognition and gets updated continuously with new content. As seen in the screenshot previews, the game is supported in both portrait and landscape mode and is also tablet-friendly. The puzzle library sorting and hiding options make it easier to track your progress, and backup and restore puzzle progress can be done via Google Drive.