Griddlers Victorian Picnic Free 4+

Name: Griddlers Victorian Picnic Free
Rating: 2 (1 reviews)
Author: 8Floor

8Floor

Designed for iPad

- 2.0 • 1 Rating

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Griddlers Victorian Picnic is a fun and intellectual game for anyone who loves logic puzzles and wants to dive into the age of Victorian England. Here you can stroll through an unforgettable London park, get your fill of its wonderful alleys and earn tons of memorable souvenirs.

Nonograms, picross or griddlers are just a few of the names we know for this game, but no matter what you call them they're bound to leave you captivated!

Here you'll find 120 griddlers of varying difficulty in a total of 6 picturesque locations. Top-notch graphics and a soundtrack to boot: it's everything a true fan of theme-based brain teasers needs!

Every new level is another puzzle that'll transport you into the Victorian age and reward you with a beautiful picture concealed in the tiles. To make the game more convenient, we included 2 types of training: 1 for beginners and 1 for veterans of this fun genre.

Take an unforgettable stroll around a Victorian park with new griddlers. Get ready to see the most wonderful places ever for a romantic date! Griddlers Victorian Picnic is an exciting adventure into the world of griddlers!

- griddlers withought a pencil and paper!
- 6 picturesque locations and more than 100 levels.
- develop both your logical and abstract thought processes.
- more than 15 rewards and trophies for extra tasks.
- well-organized training for both beginners and veterans.
- vivid graphics and a catchy soundtrack.
- more than 12 hours of gameplay!
- the best way to have fun and spend your time with purpose!
- two-in-one: entertaining Japanese brain teasers and the wonderful spirit of Victorian England!

Sep 19, 2016

Version 1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

2.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Way too small

You cannot play this on an iPhone. The buttons are minuscule! And there is not enough information to know what to do with all the buttons on the side. I “lost a life!?” Didn’t even know I had some to lose because it was not explained anywhere! And it seems as though the rule is”once you touch it you can’t undo it”. But I can’t be sure, because it’s too small and, again, not explained anywhere that I could find.
I wish all these other “nonogram” makers would use the set up and buttons that the flip pix developers used. They are super simple and easy to understand, so the game is actually fun.
Two stars because the backgrounds are well done.

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