Fantasy Mosaics 14: Fourth Color Crack By Irfan Doggar

Fantasy Mosaics 14: Fourth Color Crack By Irfan Doggar http://ssurll.com/109g81

About This Game Fantasy Mosaics 14: Fourth Color is a multi-color nonogram game that features pixel art puzzle designs. Use your logic and intuition to discover vivid images hidden in the patterns of numbers. Your progress in the game helps build a beautiful landscape and discover inhabitants of the fantasy world. Get ready to earn achievements featuring stars and cups awarded at the end of each level. Enjoy this installment with exciting innovations that make the puzzles even more fun and challenging! 7aa9394dea Title: Fantasy Mosaics 14: Fourth ColorGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Andy JurkoPublisher:Andy JurkoRelease Date: 29 Mar, 2016 Fantasy Mosaics 14: Fourth Color Crack By Irfan Doggar An excellent Picross title. Not enough games do a multi-color variant and this one does it in a still-challenging fashion.. Fantasy Mosaics 14: Fourth Color is a nice small game of nonograms with colors. According to the numbers, you fill the field with colors to reveal an image. It's not a game where you have to think a lot, but can easily spend hours puzzling.The setting feels nice with warm and vibrant colors. If you make a small mistake, you can't undo that, but you can replay the whole level and go for a gold medal anyway. You even get small assets which help you complete the game, but I never used one of them. The puzzles are not very challenging, making it a great game to just relax.. It's a nonogram with multiple colours, I kind of hate that it blocks out unused tiles rather than letting you figure it out, but it makes up a bit by having at least having 4 colours.. I will recommend this game, because it is a cool concept and could be fun to make the pictures in a manner that reminds me of minesweeper. I actually only spent about 45 minutes playing this game, but i left it idling, so it shows more time, however, I dont think much more time would change my mind.I purchased the game too quickly. I have a very limited games budget each month, and this took up a big portion. I was so excited because I thought this was going to be like PAINT IT BACK. It has so vague similarities, however, this game is much easier, you "solve" for the 4 colors of the image, and since the image is built up by each individual color, the "puzzle" portion is not as difficult. I think that if you wanted to sit and play a relaxing puzzle type painting game, this may just be perfect.. I'm definitely recomending "Fantasy Mosaics 14: Fourth Color (even at list price). The game suffers from no pretensions. To all intents and purposes, it's purely a set of 100 nonograms (20 sets of 5). The only addition is a picture that adds an element after every set completed. The nonograms are all do-able (which is good because there's no learning curve -- the difficulty is pretty much the same throughout). The addition of color is a nice touch, but it did cause me a bit of grief when the puzzles changed colors but I didn't (my fault, entirely). Also, you're allowed a certain number of mistakes during the puzzle. Make too many and the puzzle resets. This is different from some puzzles which will let you continue even though you've messed the whole thing up at some point. I can make a case of either method, so I'm mentioning it just for informational purposes. Pretty much the only complaint I've got with the game is that a significant subset of the puzzles don't have unique solutions. Quite a few of them will end up with four or six squares circling around each other. During your solving of the puzzle, you can unlock a couple of tools to fill in some squares and let you work through that. But, I'd prefer to use those when I can't solve a puzzle because of my deficiencies, not because of the puzzles' deficiencies. On the other hand, I never got stuck at any point other than with non-unique solutions.It took me 18.8 hours of fun gameplay to finish the game. So, even at the current list price of about $7, it's worth it. Of course, I bought it on sale for $0.99. So, I'm even happier. I love the Fantasy Mosaics series. And 14: Fourth Color does not disappoint. I eally like that its possible to reset the puzzle without having to go out to the menu. The pictures are brilliant and some of them are hard enough.