Pure Nonogram Reviews: Is It Legit?

Is Pure Nonogram Safe?

Pure Nonogram : Logic Picagram appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Pure Nonogram is 95/100.

This assessment is based on 173 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.9/5.

Safety Analysis

97.1% of ratings point to a safe experience
0.6% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.3% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 173 App Store ratings for Pure Nonogram.

Is Pure Nonogram Legit?

Pure Nonogram : Logic Picagram appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Pure Nonogram is 75/100.

Based on 75 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

The Absolute Best!

I have several Nonogram apps but this, by FAR, is my fav! It darkens the numbers correctly filled in (great for forgetful folks), it has the 10 and 15 grid (gotta have some tuff stuff), tells you when you’re incorrect (you lose a heart but it can help in the long run); you can even start all over if you want. I highly recommend this app❣️
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Disappointed

The app is called Pure Nonogram, so of course the draw is the Foxdoku game, not the Nonogram puzzles.

The Foxdoku puzzle is fun to figure out, but the rules for placing foxes and rabbits almost always create diagonal stripes. So while the initial clues are different, the final solution is almost identical in every case. Feels like I’m solving the same puzzle over and over, but it’s technically different.

I didn’t play many of the Nonogram puzzles, but they seemed rather lame. Solving the puzzle reveals a picture completely unrelated to the puzzle so you’re not building a picture from the clues, you’re just revealing some abstract pattern. Maybe that changes in the later levels but I wasn’t interested enough to find out.
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Puzzles Repeat Themselves

Why do the same puzzles repeat themselves … never get any new ones to work

GLAYばかりのカラオケなぜなら拳きくから!

イエス!

Nonogram doesn’t match pic

I’m used to nonograms that, once you’re done, show the picture of what you just puzzled out. Like the pixels look like a squirrel, so your pixels form into a picture of a squirrel, right? But not this game. After you finish, you get a puzzle piece, which is part of a landscape photo, completely unrelated to the picture you think you just made. More often than not, I think “what is that?” and expect the picture to form, but no, it goes straight to your puzzle piece.

Also, when you finish a gathering the puzzle pieces, the whole picture stays on the board for a fraction of a second before going to a new empty puzzle.

The nonogram part is fine - I just wish it would show what each nonogram IS.

One other thing - I don’t see any other written reviews. Seems odd that I would be the first. Are they hiding them?
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