This is a REALLY good Nonogram game that's also got a bit of a sense of humor to it. Other than some weird controller input issues and bugs with the hint system it's pretty good, but the difficulty spikes up quite a bit pretty early on in the game.

But I have two problems: The first is that it feels like the puzzles in the game were designed to use the hints on purpose. For example, if you have a line where surrounding a couple of blocks with "X"s has a chance of actually being correct, you do it, and it'll fill out the hint on the top or left of the screen. And that'll give you more info on what to do next.

The second is that the hint system sometimes freaks out and clears out numbers that were already automarked as completed because you added or removed something in the line. It's irritating and it means you have to pay attention so you don't make a mistake because of that.

This is still a very solid game, despite that. And not only is there a campaign but there's four more multiple-segment puzzles to complete.

As of this writing, it's taken me 17.5 hours to get all the story mode cleared up and have only done two of the giant mosaics. I'd say I have at least two, maybe three more hours to go before I clear the other two. Not bad for such a cheap game.

This is a REALLY good Nonogram game that's also got a bit of a sense of humor to it. Other than some weird controller input issues and bugs with the hint system it's pretty good, but the difficulty spikes up quite a bit pretty early on in the game. But I have two problems: The first is that it feels like the puzzles in the game were designed to use the hints on purpose. For example, if you have a line where surrounding a couple of blocks with "X"s has a chance of actually being correct, you do it, and it'll fill out the hint on the top or left of the screen. And that'll give you more info on what to do next. The second is that the hint system sometimes freaks out and clears out numbers that were already automarked as completed because you added or removed something in the line. It's irritating and it means you have to pay attention so you don't make a mistake because of that. This is still a very solid game, despite that. And not only is there a campaign but there's four more multiple-segment puzzles to complete. As of this writing, it's taken me 17.5 hours to get all the story mode cleared up and have only done two of the giant mosaics. I'd say I have at least two, maybe three more hours to go before I clear the other two. Not bad for such a cheap game.