At three o'clock in the morning, I made a cup of hot coffee and prepared to finish the last few levels before going to bed...but when I looked up, it was already bright outside the window🌅 This game is really suitable for night owls! It's not the tense type where the countdown chases you and requires reaction speed. Instead, it's like slowly flipping through a moving pixel album.
Each level is a hidden pixel map that needs to be painted based on numerical clues in rows and columns. I originally thought I would get bored quickly, but it turned out...it was over a thousand levels! And every time you solve a picture, a cute little animal or scene will appear. The sense of surprise like "unboxing a blind box" is addictive. In order to put together a set of forest-themed pixel paintings last night, my mind was obviously in a mess, but my hands were still counting the grids "1, 3, 2... Yes, fill in three squares in this line, empty two squares, and then fill in one square..." 🤯
The best thing is the silence in the early morning. The surroundings were pitch dark, with only the screen lighting up, and the sound of fingers gently pulling on squares was particularly soothing. I always feel confused when playing during the day, but late at night I can calm down and think about the logical chain. Sometimes I get stuck for half an hour, and suddenly I have a flash of inspiration - ah, it turns out this place should be left blank! That feeling of sudden enlightenment is more refreshing than drinking ten cups of coffee.
But... the price is that the sun is shining on your butt now😪 Dear night owls, please don't go crazy like me. But if you also like this kind of slow-paced puzzle solving, and you happen to have insomnia... "I'm Not Sudoku" can really keep you up until dawn. Quietly, I always feel particularly accomplished when I solve the diagrams at two or three in the morning when my mind is clearest✨
Okay, I'm going to catch up on my sleep...Good night, ah no, good morning🌙☀️