Piczle Lines DX+α

$9.99

Release Date:: Mar 21, 2019
Developer:: Score Studios LLC
Publisher:: Score Studios LLC
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Casual Steam Achievements Full controller support Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

The follow-up to the highly praised prequel Piczle Lines DX offers hours of addictive, mind-bending logic-puzzle fun! Create pictures (PICture puzZLE) by connecting the right dots.

Piczle Lines DX+α combines all 1100 puzzles from Piczle Lines DX and Piczle Lines DX 500 More Puzzles!, as well as the Piczle Art Gallery, trophies and an animated storymode for hours upon hours of brain-twisting entertainment! This is truly the ultimate version of Piczle Lines ever released!

Story Mode - 5 chapters with 20 puzzles each
Puzzle Mode - 50 themed puzzle packs with 20 puzzles each
Animated comic - Follow our heroes' misadventures as they piece the world back together again puzzle by puzzle
Trophies - Earn in-game trophies and Steam achievements
Art Gallery - See the art of Piczle up close and get a peek behind the scenes
So many puzzles - 1100 puzzles for hour upon hour of addictive logic-puzzle fun
Mouse & controller input - Play as you like
Fully localised in 9 languages - Play in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Japanese, traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese

50 puzzle packs (making 1000 puzzles in total) cover a wide variety of themes

Sports
Japan
Mythical beasts
Boffins
Fantasy

and many (45) more!

Puzzles range from a modest 20 by 20 grid squares all the way up to 64 by 64 and even 128 by 128 with difficulties from "not very" to "extremely hard"! The final pack, "one color puzzles" is in fact the most challenging set of puzzles in Piczle history: increasingly huge puzzles made up of entire one color. Can you solve them all?

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User Reviews

Mixed

2 user reviews

50%

Positive

User #785170 english

14 hrs at review

Not Recommended

If you're looking for another Piczle Cross Adventure, this is not it. It has some of the elements of that later game, but they hadn't quite nailed down what made it work yet. The presentation isn't quite as good, and it doesn't have anywhere near the level of QoL features either. Aside from that, I just don't like this type of puzzle as much. I don't find it particularly challenging, just tedious, especially incredibly tedious on the 128x128 puzzles, which are a crime and should never have been included in my opinion. Also it has some wonkiness with the UI and controls, especially with a controller. The music is relentlessly catchy though, even the original "bad" music you have to manually switch to.