Paint it Back

nice lil game, straightforward. larger puzzles can be broken up or done as one piece, which is nice. achievements are very doable

Good not great. The controls on my Deck are sluggish and mildly annoying, settings do not save upon closing the game on my Deck (can't speak for PC), and I vehemently despise nonogram puzzles that don't stick to grids sized in multiples of 5 (especially on large puzzles) because it forces you to stop on every single line to count spaces in either direction (at least add an in-game counter feature when you do this for god's sake!). An easy solution for the artists/developers regarding that last gripe is to simply include empty lines, which is a solution they know full-well because there are already puzzles that include them. The art is great though, it has large puzzles, and my minor annoyances do not outweigh the fun I am having with this game.

Very unique puzzles with a pleasing art style; you can tell someone with a lot of creativity designed these puzzles. Probably the most impressive part is that almost each puzzle has difficulty options that divides larger puzzles into sections, which I imagine was extremely hard to pull off. Pros: - I never had to guess to get a solution; all puzzles can be solved with logic. - unique puzzles; things an actual artist would come up with and not just basic things that you see in every nonogram game. - pleasing art style - a little bit of story. nothing crazy, just something to set the scene. - difficulty options for most puzzles - there are no unlocks for achievements hidden behind collecting medals; you can choose to do the easiest version of the puzzles and progress just fine. - challenge modes, such as doing a puzzle in 1 continuous click & drag, not using any X's, using the least amount of ink possible, and time challenges. - workshop for user submitted puzzles. mixed: - interestin...