Fantastic game!!!
Great game!
My only complaint is the odd system of marking and deleting cells. I see no reason they need to be on a timer like that and deactivate every time you move the screen. It’s pretty annoying when you start, especially if you’re used to nonograms, but it’s easy enough to get used to, I suppose.
The first pack or two is sort of easy, but the later ones get pretty complex and take 15-25 minutes for me and I played picross 3D on DS and have about 8 years of consistently playing nonograms from freshman year of high school till now. They’re quite well made and I love how large the later packs’ levels are.
Love it….
More grown up than it looks.
It’s too complicated!!
Response from developer
Thank you for playing PiKuBo. Sorry to hear you found the game complicated. It is difficult to find the sweet spot of fun and challenge. Which specific puzzle was it that you feel didn't have enough hearts? If possible, we would like to tweak the difficulty of the puzzles a bit.
Please restore my purchase!
Response from developer
First of all, thank you for playing PiKuBo. Regarding the missing In-App purchase, in the game settings on the main menu there is a "restore purchases" button that can help you retrieve any previous purchases you have made in the game. If the purchase was completed correctly (you should have received an email from Apple confirming this), the this should re-enable the purchased puzzle pack (the pop up message will inform you if the restore purchases process succeeded). Please make sure you are currently logged in to the same account that you used to make your purchase with and that your device is connected to the internet when performing this action. If this still does not solve your issue, please get in touch with Apple to see if they can help you out further.
Good. Could Be better
-Controls don’t have full 360° rotation, so can’t turn it to all the way around which can be kind of jarring if trying to hit a certain orientation
Response from developer
Thank you for playing PiKuBo. Allowing full 360° rotation would produce some undesired rotations making the player struggle to rotate the cube back to its original position, so this is why the Y axis is locked to only allow ±90 degree rotations. Also, if there was full 360° rotation, it would be necessary to add an extra button to reset the cube, and the goal has always been keeping the user interface as clean as possible. As far as the game progress not saving, could you tell us how exactly is the game progress not being saved? Feel free to send an email to contact@pikubo.com to better help you resolve this issue.
Thank you!!
Love it….
As good as it gets on iOS!
I’ve already been a fan of these puzzles and nonograms for a long time, but I appreciate the tutorial! It’s well done and easy to understand
