Math Pixels

A marvelous original logic puzzle that's very reminiscent of Picross. Each color is assigned a number. Use the clues to deduce the locations of each color. You're rewarded with a picture. There are 200 custom puzzles to play, and if you want more practice, there's a random-level generator to create levels of any size and difficulty!

Fun, relaxing and somewhat addicting! Had a fun time trying to solve each puzzle and finding out what the image is as I go on. Tried setting a limit to how many puzzles I'll do a day and often times not noticing that I've been doing more. Tried doing a max settings no hint puzzle on the Puzzle Generator mode and had such a challenge doing it that I'd want to go back to. A very nice first game from this developer.

Sweet little puzzle game, perfect to spend some spare minutes now and then. The trailer shows you basically the whole gameplay loop. If you like what you see, you get plenty more of it with the 200 levels and the random level generator. The developer is also very ambitious, listens to feedback and suggestions, delivers quickly updates with some nice improvements. From quality of life (more settings, level selector), bug fixes but also more content (random level generator). For that low price, you can't go wrong.

I want to like this game, I really do. It feels like an interesting twist on the nonograms formula. Some of the puzzles are great, and some are easy but relaxing. However the reason I can't, in good faith, recommend this game to people who like pure deduction in their logic puzzles is because some of the puzzles have multiple solutions. In a game where the result is supposed to be an image, the puzzles which allow for multiple solutions can result in the art not looking like anything at all. If you're the kind of person who doesn't mind logic puzzles with multiple solutions, you might enjoy this one. I will probably still finish all the levels since some of the levels are actually fun, but I'd recommend to the dev in a future update perhaps having some of the cells filled in at the start to ensure unique solutions.

Solid puzzle game, but MAN it could use a "Help" or "Tutorials" menu that includes all the text, so that I don't have to go back through every level looking for the explanations again if I haven't played in a while.