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The tile counter is such a great feature. I'll admit the display was a bit small but it's not a big deal to resize. Overall, this is exactly the kind of game I was waiting for.
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@superjarvo: No. "Octopus" came to English from Ancient Greek and Latin and in both of those languages, the plural is "octopodes", not "octopi". Since we're speaking English, the plural is just "octopuses".
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great ! just need MORE puzzle !!! and could we blank a case just by pressing shift and click ? instead of clicking twice on the same case
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Great game. But it need 2 things:
1)A way to mark empty squares for sure(may be tiny ddot, it's howw i used to do in papers)
2) Hotkeys 1-5 for colors.
Anyway, thanks.
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I love these games, this one is a great little puzzle game and looks fantastic. Zooming in makes it playable, otherwise its a little tricky clicking around. Keep up the great work!
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A nice puzzle game, kinda like Sudoku, once you know how to play it its fun and easy and the people who don't understand it call it stupid and dumb.
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Perhaps, instead of dots you can put crosses. At times, the dots make it hard to see where a square is blank especially if you have a lot of dots in that area.
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Display is garish and excessively busy. Marking spaces empty in bulk is obnoxious to do. The base puzzle is not original, so there's nothing to make up for the interface suckage. 1/5.
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@uknownada Both are correct and acceptable, from an origin perspective, Octopuses is more right (since it's Greek) but since octopi is so common and old it has become an acceptable variant.
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methys: That's what I'm saying, Picma is not the "original" game. It uses a puzzle that had been played for years already BEFORE Picma. Picma just presented it differently.
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Solved the first one but it doesn't say that I did. I press the check button and it says I have 0 errors but it just sits there like there is more to do.
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He's not copyrighting the puzzle type itself, (a nonogram, which has been played since the early 90's) he's copyrighting his specific player. Its like if someone copyrighted their specific digital sudoku player
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Quite funny to see a copyright notice in the about screen, whereas this game is 100% copied from Picma (2009) by Moonberry studio, available here on kongregate ! Even worse, not only the game design is stolen but the art is far below Picma... What's the interest to copy a game if it's not to make something better ? What a shame...