I still remember the days when I would hide under the covers and play pixel painting puzzles such as "Sudoku" or "Picross" on PSP. Each grid painted was filled with patience and surprise. The "I'm Not Sudoku" now available on mobile phones is simply a replica of that handheld puzzle soul, and it's even upgraded!
The gameplay is simple: there are numerical clues on the left and top, and you have to paint the grid into pixel art like a code. After each level is painted, a cute pixel picture pops up, which is full of healing feeling. And there are more than 1000+ levels, which is enough for you to commute and fish until you retire~😎
Compared with the original handheld console, this game can be played on a mobile phone without reinstalling the old machine, and the picture is clearer and the pixel style is more refined. Back then, when I played "Sudoku" on the GBA, the grids were so small that it hurt my eyes. Now, with the addition of touch controls on large-screen mobile phones, painting is much smoother, and the experience is immediately full.
Recommended to nostalgic handheld controllers. If you also like puzzle and decompression games, this free and playable "I'm Not Sudoku" is definitely worth adding to your emulator collection. Youth has not ended, I just changed the screen and continued to have fun! 👾