The classic game of picross. How to win: To win you need to fill in all the squares marked by the numbers above and left of the grid. The numbers represent the amount of filled in squares in a row in the same order as the #s are. Ex. 2,1 means there are 2 filled squares somewhere in that row, then a space, and another filled square. You can mark a square with an X if it doesn't need to be filled. How to play: You change tiles by clicking on them. "Space" or pressing the button in the upper right changes what you fill in (Fill or X a square). The white numbers mean that you can find at least 1 of their tiles from the start without guessing while the green #s mean you can find that whole row. (They do not change as tiles are filled in). You can also change your grid size by clicking on the button in the bottom right and entering a single digit value (Ex. 3=3x3 grid). You win by matching the randomly generated tile layout.
2 sprites, 1267 blocks total. 4/30/2021: V1.0.3- Versus added! You can play against other players to be the first one to complete a puzzle. Practice: There is now a practice button with 5 difficult puzzles to play. You have 60 seconds to complete them and none of them require guessing. Difficulty: You can change the difficulty of puzzles now. The difficulty of a puzzle makes some tiles change after a certain amount of time. The time it takes and amount of squares changed depend on the difficulty. (1=Nothing, 2=1 every 15s, 3=3 every 15s, 4=3 every 10s, 5=5 every 10s) 4/22/2021: V1.0.2- Numbers now turn green when they can fill an entire row. Numbers can also turn red if there are more filled spaces than the total in that row. Locking spaces: You can lock filled in spaces that you are sure are correct. (Press space to swap between the fill options, 3rd option) 4/13/2021: V1.0.1- First update, you can now create your own puzzles and share codes to play with others. You can also change your grid size to make unique patterns or more challenging puzzles.
