Let me talk about the conclusion first: This game is simply the perfect game for a overtime dog like me! It's free and has no in-app purchases. I've had it installed on my phone for several days. I play it for two stops on the subway every day. I can play a game even if I have ten minutes left during my lunch break. It's perfect for all my spare time.
The gameplay is actually very simple. You just need to look at the numerical prompts on both sides of the rows and columns, deduce which grids should be blackened like a minesweeper, and finally draw a pixel map. Sound hardcore? Don't be afraid, you can pass the easy levels in the early stages with your eyes closed, but it gets really difficult later on. Yesterday I went downstairs to the company, but I stood at the elevator entrance and pushed the last box before leaving. I was almost late hahahahahaha
As a 25-year-old social worker, I sincerely recommend all working people to try this. Compared with those mobile games that constantly require you to go online to collect food and engage in guild battles, this game is too friendly to office workers:
You can stop when you want, the logic does not require memorization, and you can continue pushing after you pick it up; the levels are short and concise, two or three minutes if you are fast, and only ten minutes if you are slow; and it is not boring, there is no stamina bar, and there are no daily tasks to force you to sign in, you can simply play as you want.
Now my daily commuting route is fixed: I get on the subway and open the game, and when I get to the station I just finish a picture, which gives me a full sense of accomplishment. Sometimes when I work overtime and my mind can no longer move, I will simply play two levels to relax, which is more satisfying than watching short videos. Watching the pixel art emerge little by little, it's like giving yourself a brain massage🧠
Of course, there are also drawbacks: there are a lot of ads, especially those that pop up after you die a few times, but after all, it's a free game, so I just turn off the internet to play, and it's instantly refreshing. Another thing is that some of the pictures are too abstract. After I finished them, I stared at them for a long time before I recognized them as an owl... but the feeling of "that's it" is quite wonderful.
In short, if you are also looking for a "real time-friendly" puzzle game, I highly recommend trying "Logic Drawing" on your way to get off work. Stop watching mindless videos in the train, come and be a subway photo pusher, maybe you can prevent premature brain aging (no) 💼🧩