InfiniPicross

Lots of customization, but too much. This would be enjoyable if I were making actual pictures. Instead it is just randomly generated, so there is no pay off for completing puzzles. There is one hidden puzzle (you can look up the code on the internet) that was enjoyable to do, other than that there is not much to do.

15 found this helpful, 2017-04-24

Boring and repetitive. Procedural levels lack soul. The UI looks terrible. No sense of progression at all. Waste of money. Avoid this.

5 found this helpful, 2026-01-12

I used to like this game, but unfortunately they don't support my system anymore. Did run on GNU/Linux Does not any more. I had contact with the costumer support, who were very nice and friendly but they couldn't help me. If it runs for you i do recommend this game, it is fun, but otherwise it is useless. Here is their last message i got: I'm not certain I can help you, as there seems to be few things on this error...

9 found this helpful, 2020-05-07

InfiniPicross is a fun little Nonogram/Picross game which randomly generates all its puzzles, to the user's size specifications. It's worth pointing out that there are NO curated puzzles on this one - it's literally all just random puzzles, but the game's solver ensures that all puzzles generated are solvable, and I've found them to be enjoyable to play through. There have been a couple of issues at launch which...

15 found this helpful, 2017-03-07

Normally, when I play a mediocre picross game I can still acknowledge that it is worth buying for diehard picross fans, even if the reason is just to have additional grids to complete. InfiniPicross is not one of those games. There are no proper levels: it's just a generator of 'white noise' picross puzzles to solve. This could be neat, but many picross games I've played already offer this as a bonus feature, in...

3 found this helpful, 2023-09-04

I played the game for a few hours, and would like to exchange my review with the following, better articulated review written by William Shatner (Steam edition) which overlaps with the experience I had: "Positives: +Custom sized puzzles which allow larger ones than most Nonogram games provide. +Themes and theme customization. Negatives: -All of the puzzles are random gibberish rather than pictures (in exception to...

3 found this helpful, 2024-02-02

Cheap, competent Picross that looks like a budget title, but it works fine! You can tweak the colors and shapes of the squares so you're filling in little stars if you want. Now, these puzzles don't form pictures at the end of the puzzle, but in exchange you basically get an unlimited amount of decently tough puzzles. You set what kind of dimensions you want in your puzzle - 5x5, 5x10, whatever - and solve it. There...

9 found this helpful, 2017-06-24