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Pictopix

Pictopix is a nonogram puzzle game: use number clues along each row and column to work out which squares to fill, revealing a pixel-art picture when the grid is complete. Work through more than 300 included puzzles, starting with smaller grids and moving on to larger ones. A tutorial introduces the rules, while optional hints and tools such as undo, redo, and zoom help with solving. Choose from Classic, Mosaics, Endless, and Challenges. You can also make puzzles in the editor and share them—or play puzzles made by other players—through Steam Workshop.

Use number clues to fill grid squares, uncover pixel pictures, and tackle classic, mosaic, endless, and timed puzzle modes.

Released 05 Jan 2017

97%positive of
1.5k player reviews
$6.99
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Reveal Grid Pictures

2

Build Giant Mosaics

3

Solve Timed Challenges

Pictopix is a puzzle game where you use logic to color squares on grids in order to reveal pictures.

Developed by Tomlab Games · Published by Tomlab Games

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Common Player Critiques

  1. Repetitive Music
  2. Challenge Mode Cooldowns
  3. Controller Navigation Issues
  4. Missing Error Checks
97%
positive of 1.5k player reviews

Awards & Kudos

Pictopix award

Back of the Box

Platforms Windows, macOS, Linux
Achievements 34
Age ratings
  • ClassInd (Brazil) L
  • IGRS (Indonesia) 3
  • Steam (Germany) 0
Controller support Xbox
Controller required No
Website Official website

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Pictopix is currently listed at $6.99. Get it on Steam here.
Who made Pictopix, and when did it come out?▾
It was developed by Tomlab Games and published by Tomlab Games, released on January 5, 2017.
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