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== How | '''Pixzle''' by [[The Questers#arindam|arindam]] is a drawing game where you have to draw a certain picture within an ''m'' by ''n'' layered grid. | ||
When commencing a level, you have various digits shown on top of the columns and to the left of the rows; alongside a series of corresponding red squares on the bottom columns and to the right of the rows. | |||
The numbers correspond to the amount of coloured boxes for that given column or row. When filled in correctly, the corresponding light will turn green. | == How to Play == | ||
You can either choose to fill in a square with the pencil, or tabulate to a blankspace by tapping the pencil icon (similarly to leaving flags in minesweeper). Note that you do not actually colour the painting in; you only see the colours when you solve the puzzle. | |||
Certain rows and columns may have a single number such as [3]. However others may have something like | When commencing a level, you have various digits shown on top of the columns and to the left of the rows; alongside a series of corresponding red squares on the bottom columns and to the right of the rows. | ||
The numbers correspond to the amount of contiguous coloured boxes for that given column or row. | |||
When filled in correctly, the corresponding light will turn green. | |||
You can either choose to fill in a square with the pencil, or tabulate to a blankspace by tapping the pencil icon (similarly to leaving flags in minesweeper). | |||
Note that you do not actually colour the painting in; you only see the colours when you solve the puzzle. | |||
Certain rows and columns may have a single number such as [3]. However others may have something like [1][1]. | |||
The latter indicates that in total there should be 2 filled boxes in a given row or column, and there must be a gap between each number. | |||
== Strategy == | == Strategy == | ||
* You can pinch to zoom in, this comes handy in the later levels. | * You can pinch to zoom in, this comes handy in the later levels. | ||
* You usually want to begin by filling in rows which have all entires filled. | * You usually want to begin by filling in rows which have all entires filled. | ||
* Some of the artwork featured is artwork featured in other games, which may act as helpful clues in some of the levels. | * Some of the artwork featured is artwork featured in other games, which may act as helpful clues in some of the levels. | ||
== External links == | |||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonogram Nonogram], the more widely known name for these puzzles | |||
[[Category:Puzzle games]] | |||
[[Category:Games]] | [[Category:Games]] | ||
