Picross

Picross is another logical item, prepared exclusively for owners of a two screen console from the Nintendo stables. This title is based on a puzzle (in Poland called number painting), created by Japanese graphic artist Nona Ishida. The idea for the game was born in 1987, when the author tried to transfer a picture of a skyscraper made of lighted lights on paper.

The game consists in proper painting the fields of the diagram so that the result is a drawing. The location of the elements that need to be marked is indicated by the numerous elements next to the board. The fields on the left-hand side determine the number of these fields in a given row. The same applies to the values above the diagram. Developers have offered more than three hundred puzzles of this kind, requiring even a few weeks of sacrifice. It is worth noting that failure to one of the previous levels does not block the transition to the next stage of the game.