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I find the titles of the pictures to be highly dubious! Exhibit A: Puzzle 6 in Set 1 is a music note? Really? That's what music notes look like? Well now I know!
Other than that, it's a lovely concept for a puzzle game. 5/5
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As others have mentioned before, Picma was better in terms of controls, solution pictures and general design. This game here looks as if it was the game that the Picma creators looked at and said "well, we can make that better".
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took me a while to figure out how to play, but it is addictive now I have sussed it. Maybe the instructions could do with some fine-tuning?
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The hotkeys are OK, but I think you could add the TAB key for switching the colors. It's more comfortable pressing only one key, rather than 3 or 4. Furthermore, good game.
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What puzzles have people found to have multiple solutions? I've completed sets 1 and 2, and have not found any. Every one has always lead to the correct solution simply by meeting the required colours in the side/top bars.
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A nice take on an old classic. The colors are a nice additional hint. This really needs a separate 'color' for marking a space empty rather than having to multiple click. 4/5
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I love your puzzles, and finally there are some which are not straightforward as usual, but require thinking some steps in advance. ALL of them are solvable by logic, you just have to think more in advance than one klick as in a b&w puzzle like this. The color adds more depth.
Also, there simply HAS to be an editor made to make and share your own puzzles :).
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Just found the second page of the rules... XD
I like your games - but PLEASE hire some sort of translator to translate what you say into what you mean to say...
:P
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Well, for the first time ever, I thought I knew what a picture was before I finished it. 85% of the way into the first one of level 3, I thought, "Aha! It's Count Dracula!" But, no. It was just some guy in glasses. (Seriously, though, blank out the central 9x5 region except for the nose. It so looks like Dracula. What do you mean Dracula would never wear a blue tie? Shuddup.)
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So, what you're saying is that you saw Picma (search for it on Kong) and you thought, "What this name needs is a super-clunky name, fewer levels and big, ugly purple bars in the user interface." I think you were wrong on all three counts.
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Simple, fun and intuitive. I hereby deem this game 5/5 material for the reasons explained previously. Also, I think that a lot of players would enjoy playing more of this genre of puzzle games, so please make more. As a venerable adage goes, "The more, the merrier!".
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This is a much more confusing version than the other. I really think that there should be a few tutorial levels before you start playing the game. Perhaps even a short video like puzzle that tells you what to do as it's doing it. + this if you agree!
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The red/green triangles should be removed because they let you cheat, as long as you're not colour-blind. You can just try the possible positions for a row or column one by one until you get the green light. That would take forever if there were lots of blocks in a row but it's quite feasible if there's only one block. The user interface shouldn't be giving away this kind of information.
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The game shouldn't tell you if you have a column/row wrong via the green/red arrowheads... They should only indicate whether or not the whether your proposed set-up satisfies the conditions of that row. This is game breaking, assuming you wish to do the puzzles legitimately.
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where's the challenge? if you get it wrong it will just say so by pointing it with a red "arrow thing". I can start guessing then. Good bye challenge :/
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I make first level: "Yay, now I now what I am doing, thats easy".
I start on lvl 2: *Look some sec on it, sets some mucik on, and make a cup of tea* "This gonna take some time*
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:D I made a game like this once (http://www.kongregate.com/games/BobTheCoolGuy/nonogram-puzzlers) Of course mine only had 10 levels, and no colors (but hey, it had to be under 10KB, which is a really small filesize for a game). Anyway, great job on this!
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Some of the puzzles do not have an unique solution, I found a correct one at puzzle "man" but it said I had 4 errors. I have a print-screen if the developers want to see it.
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k after playing for some time now. this game sucks none of the pictures look ANYTHING like they are.. seriously thats an apple? god you must have grown up with Atari..
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Oh god, another game I can't play because I'm color blind.... A color blind mode would be much appreciated, it seems like a fun puzzle game.
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It seems good - but I am uninitiated. Where does it tell you how to actually read the color/square indicators above each column and left of each row? I have no idea what I am doing.