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Piczle Colors

Rainy Frog · Jan 31, 2019

Switch

Everyone

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Use the numbers around the side of the puzzle to work out how many blocks of which color should be painted in each row and column. Since the order of the numbers doesn't determine the order you need to paint the colors you'll need to stretch your brain to figure it out. Luckily there are two types of numbers that indicate if the colors should be painted together or separately.

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  • Pure Nintendo

    D. Crowley · Feb 12, 2019

    4.5
    In the end, there is little compelling reason to play Piczle Colors, unless you are an inexperienced gamer who is new to games of this type. Almost every aspect of the game has issues, and there is nothing there to redeem it. The variety of similar titles you can find on the eShop doesn’t help it. At $12.00, it is the highest priced nonogram game I saw for the Switch. It has a demo available for it, so if it still sounds interesting to you go ahead and check it out. As for me, I’ll be looking at its competition.
  • Nintendo Insider

    Ryan Janes · Feb 11, 2019

    6.0
    Piczle Colors is a decent puzzle game that offers a good number of tough and rewarding brainteasers to sink your teeth into. Unfortunately, my time spent coloring in squares was hindered thanks to the game’s often confusing and less than helpful presentation of its clues. Challenging sure but not always in the way you want.

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