With a whole host of numbers presented on various sized grids, these conjoining of numbers, as well as the creation of solid blocks, or lines, work together to produce a complete pixel-art picture. For instance, find a set two’s sitting side-by-side, then by selecting each square fills in its values with a rectangular block, or find a couple of three’s in close proximity to each other, then drawing a line from one three to the other, can create a straight, or L-shaped line that joins the two figures. If you’re not familiar with the concept of these types of puzzle games, it’s basic premise which involves matching up a pair of numbers whose numerical figures denotes the amount of squares which need to be filled in order to join the numbers together. However, for me, the best form of puzzling entertainment comes in the guise of pixel-art creations, with games such as Picross, as well as Score Studio’s and Rainy Frogs’ latest release on the Nintendo Switch, Piczle Lines DX 500 More Puzzles!. I’ve played a few in my time, from point-and-click adventures to mind-boggling platformers. However much I enjoy a good adventure with an RPG, or a touch of action with a good old-fashioned shooter or racer, I always find myself being partial to a puzzler too from time to time.

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