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Piczle Lines DX
Released On: Aug 24, 2017
76
7.8
All Platforms
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 8 Critic Reviews
76
50% Positive
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
38% Mixed
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 8 Critic Reviews
76
50% Positive
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
38% Mixed
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
If you're after a puzzler, I couldn't recommend Piczle Lines DX enough. Just the amount of addictiveness and content you want, and a lot of DLC content to come as well. You won't be getting bored of it anytime soon, and being able to come and go as you please is a big plus point. A welcome addition to the Switch library.
Piczle Lines DX is rewarding, charming, and a great game to wind down with if you want your brain to settle or you can't sleep.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 16 User Ratings
7.8
75% Positive
12 Ratings
12 Ratings
6% Mixed
1 Rating
1 Rating
19% Negative
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 16 User Ratings
7.8
75% Positive
12 Ratings
12 Ratings
6% Mixed
1 Rating
1 Rating
19% Negative
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
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Nintendo Switch
Una gran adquisición para la nintendo Switch, dado que es un juego de puzzles con un diseño de niveles muy bien elaborado, lo cual lo hace extramadamente entretenido.
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Nintendo Switch
Despite a few minor issues, Piczle Lines DX is an excellent puzzle game with a tonne of content and more free content on the way. It will keep you entertained for days, if not weeks. It might be playable on mobile, but the Switch version is cheaper overall, and the option of traditional controls makes the Switch version the definitive Piczle experience.
Besides Tetris, puzzle games have had a hard time keeping my attention. As we’re finding out with the Switch, games I wouldn't have previously enjoyed are finding new audiences with its ability to play quick snippets of games anywhere you go. Piczle Lines DX is a perfect example of a game that works great in any situation and provides so much content that only the most puzzle-obsessed fans will be able to get through them all, maybe.
Piczle Lines DX brings a fun and challenging concept to the puzzle game genre and resembles a crossover between Picross and Sudoku. It does a good use of the Nintendo Switch capabilities, namely of its touch screen but it could use more game modes for its price and it would benefit from a multiplayer mode.
Piczle Lines DX is relatively pricey (at launch) for a download puzzle game, but it offers 300+ sizeable and quality picture conundrums to solve; it'll take most players a long time to solve every image. It's a fun mechanic that feels like a clever combination of other puzzle styles, and the option to detach the Joy-Con and use the touchscreen alone also makes it an appealing game for a bit of quiet downtime slouched in a comfortable chair. Its smartphone legacy lets it down a little in presentation, and beyond solving lots of puzzles it's lacking any smart variations in modes or even multiplayer. Nevertheless, in terms of serving up plenty of challenging content it does the job rather well.
Piczle Lines DX isn't a bad game. In fact, it does what it wants to do almost perfectly. There are a ton of puzzles here to solve, from the small bite-sized ones that can be solved in minutes to big, sprawling challenges that can take hours. Unfortunately, it is simply that the underlying concept here simply is not that interesting. This is a boring kind of puzzler, and feels a bit like putting together an actual puzzle over and over… and over again. There is probably a niche for this, a certain kind of puzzle enthusiast that likes these slower, more plodding experiences. A vast majority of gamers, however, are going to lose interest fast because it only really has one trick that it does repeatedly. Piczle Lines DX is a perfectly adequate experience.
Its docked controls may be clunky, but Piczle Lines DX’s mobile roots show it was always supposed to be controlled with a touchscreen. Play it in handheld mode (preferably listening to something else) and you’ll find an addictive game with loads of puzzles to keep you busy for hours.
This game is currently my 6 most played game on Nintendo Switch. There's so many puzzles.
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Nintendo Switch
A really fun game! It's not the kind of puzzle where you can use logic to find the answer always, so you are going to have to use your gut and trial-and-error some segments. That being said, it's still a game with lots of puzzles for your money (with both a story mode that ramps you up slowly or side puzzles you can play from the get-go.) None of the background music is grating, the art is cute, and I recommend it! Fantastic for train rides, plane rides, long car rides, or just taking a minute by yourself.
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Nintendo Switch
This is a gem of a puzzle game with an incredible amount of content for the price. It is a simple game where you draw coloured lines between numbered points and try to fit everything together until a pixel art image is created. It is an excellent time waster just don't expect it to do anything else.
The story mode is short and the puzzle difficulty increases gradually letting you learn the game without any issues but the real depth is in the puzzle mode which has received several free expansions and offers hours of content at no extra cost.
The pixel art is well done and, thanks to the scale (up to 128x128), more detailed than the likes of Picross S.
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Nintendo Switch
Neat and polished. Nothing wrong with gameplay as it works very smooth. It was only good for a few hours then I got a little bored. I like the graphics and fun look.
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Nintendo Switch
I enjoy playing through puzzle games in general, but this one failed to hold my attention for very long. The variation between puzzles is pretty low, and it gets boring very quickly.
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Nintendo Switch
Summary Draw lines between two numbers to reveal a hidden picture and complete the puzzle. Hundreds of puzzles with free updates. Draw lines to connect pairs of numbers to complete a hidden picture in this feverishly addictive PICture puzZLE game. Connect numbers of the same color, using the same number of blocks as the number. Easy controls let...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Aug 24, 2017
Developer:
- Score Studios
Publisher: Rainy Frog
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