Too many Soduko puzzles to solve
Addictive
Fun
The best
Good but simple logic
Level 21 for the keys
Mind boggling
Love the game
Interesting
Fun game, not always logic
Most of the time is spent earning keys!!
So there was an update and I was really hoping the developers would have listened to everyone complaining about all the nonograms you have to complete. Well guess what?!?! Now it is even worse. They added investigations which require you to complete approximately 100 nonograms! Upon completing, guess what you get?? more coins and power ups, which as I’ve already stated are worthless. And to top it all off, the solution of the investigation was wrong!!! Sloths do NOT eat eucalyptus leaves! Google it!! Changing review to 1 star and deleting. This game should be called “Nonograms all day!” Because that is what you will be doing.
Most of the time is spent earning keys!!
Response from developer
Hi! Thanks for reaching out! We're planning to rework the key distribution flow soon and add keys to rewards. You'll also be able to earn more of them shortly. And of course, there will be more events with different mechanics. Feel free to write to us at support@std42.com - I'll share more details.
Good Game But With a Few Issues
Couple minor flaws
Love the game
Response from developer
Hi! We've found the issue and already released a new version - please update. And apologies for the inconvenience.
Might be a decent game for idiots if not for the ads—but probably not
First, the advertised “10 minutes per day” isn’t going to be nearly enough to meet the daily quests. Even though the puzzles are all (at least so far) dead simple, there’s a bunch of gamification and insulting BS about how this is somehow neuroscientific “brain training” wrapped around them which takes longer than the actual solving.
And that’s before you get to the ads. After a few levels, you get a mandatory popup 30-second ad. I’m sure that if you sit through a few of them they will quickly ramp up to being those horrible ads that take 2 minutes and 4 fake close buttons to get through. Even if you somehow found a dead-simple 5x5 nanogram (where the only challenge is trying to figure out how the resulting image, even with added color, is supposed to in any way match the title) and a dead-simple “2, 4, _, 8” puzzle interesting, you couldn’t possibly think it was worth watching ads that take longer than the puzzles.
I suppose it’s not impossible that this gets better rather than worse if you ignore how bad the early part is, but it doesn’t seem likely.
