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Puzzle, Strategy, Educational
The fifth installment in Jupiter Corporation's Picross S series for the Switch.
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Abstract, clear, contemplative and cool.
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NintendoWorldReportNeal RonaghanDec 20208.5/10With 485 puzzles across a few different styles, it's filled with a lot of great, engaging content. It still has the same old issues, chiefly no touch screen controls, but the novelty of the co-op and the new tweaks like higher contrast colors are good accessibility inclusions. Whether you're a first-time Picross player or a weary nonogram veteran, Picross S5 is great.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationNov 20208.6/10The contemplative puzzle series is back and more polished than ever with this new iteration of Picross...
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Nintendo LifeMitch VogelNov 20207/10Even so, it’s clear that Jupiter Corporation has gotten its concept down to a science, and the addictive nature of these puzzles has never been more alluring. We’d give this a recommendation if you’re looking for a solid new puzzle game for your Switch, as the puzzle count and quality of the experience ensure that this is just about the best bang for your buck possible.
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