Simple Picross

The puzzle game for your left and right brain! Simple Picross combines the mind-bending addictive qualities of sudoku with an artistic twist.

Categories: Puzzles. Tags: casual, logic, ludoko, picross, puzzle

Picross Quest In Picross Quest, you fill-in squares according to numbers given at the sides of the grid to reveal the hidden picture. If you enjoy logic puzzle games, Picross Quest offers a more appealing puzzle gaming experience.

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What’s next The aim of the game is simple: you have to guess if each card is higher or lower than the previous one from a deck of 52 cards. Very simple no?