Nonograms: Malcolm and the Magnificent Pie!

Long awaited and thoroughly enjoyable. Love that you can click on one of the numbers down the side or across the top to change the colour without having to go all the way over to the right to choose your colour. Your mouse pointer changes to the colour you are currently using. Remember when you're counting to not include an extra 1 when the numbers are different colours as there may or may not be a blank between numbers of different colours. It's not all about counting though, sometimes you can see straight away where particular colour blocks can go. If down the side you have a red 5 then look to your columns to see if there are five columns in a row with a red number in them. You can most likely fill in at least 1 and sometimes all 5. If there is any row with only one colour then look to your columns to see if there are any without that colour and you can then eliminate (right click) the corresponding square. If you normally like this kind of game then persevere and give it a good try, you will more than likely end up really enjoying it.

Like Wolf stories this game is much more difficult than the run of the mill mosaic. You are given all the colors at once. However, a noticeable improvement over wolf stories is the filling in by white of the absolute dead squares. I loved the challenge of wolf stories and this game with it's improvements is even better. The graphics are good, the story is okay. A great enjoyable game. Just don't expect the easy style game of Fantasy Mosaics. There is a real challenge here.