Picma Squared

Hits: addictive like mine sweeper but it has its on flavor

Misses: I wish that they have made the puzzles with brighter colors

Hits: Highly addictive. Much more enjoyable than Mine Sweeper. Final result is almost always a surprise.

Misses: Few puzzles. Fewer multicolor puzzles. Only one music track. Some hard-to-tell pictures.

The Full Report: If you have played Mine Sweeper then this game will definitely be familiar. The concept of slowly unraveling a picture pixel by pixel makes it much more enjoyable. It also helps that there are no penalties for making a mistake. You can select and deselect any cell that you want.
- Gameplay is very intuitive. The game automatically marks the clues whenever you have filled the exact number of surrounding cells. If the clue-cell itself needs to be filled, the game contrasts the color of the clue so that it continues easy to see.
- When you finish the puzzle, it is almost always a surprise to be able to tell what it is as it zooms out. There are, however, some pictures that are hard to tell what they are exactly.
- The most fun puzzles to play are the ones that involve more than one color. Unfortunately, there are only twelve of these available.
- The music is very pretty and has a certain medieval fantasy ring to it. However, it gets tiring after a while due to being the only track.
- Finally, the game has very few puzzles. I hope the developers plan to add extra content in the future.

Hits: highly engaging

Misses: difficult to decipher pictures; need more puzzles