Fantasy Mosaics 16: Six Colors in Wonderland

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Fantasy Mosaics 16: Six Colors in Wonderland is a puzzle game featuring the penguin family exploring a colorful wonderland. This new installment offers mosaic puzzles with up to six colors, providing a fresh challenge and many hours of entertainment. The goal is to uncover hidden multi-color images and help build a beautiful landscape in this logic-based game.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

69%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

story2 negative mentions

The game offers a relaxing and fun experience, allowing players to enjoy hours of gameplay without realizing the time passing.
The introduction of 6 colors adds a new twist to the nonogram puzzles, providing a fresh challenge for fans of the genre.
The puzzles are engaging and encourage logical thinking, making it a great workout for the brain.

The difficulty level does not ramp up significantly throughout the game, which may disappoint players seeking a greater challenge.
Some puzzles require guessing rather than pure logic, which can be frustrating for players who prefer a more straightforward approach.
The graphics are considered subpar and may remind players of low-quality children's content.

story
4 mentions
0 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
The story is present but lacks depth and development, particularly regarding the penguin family, leading many players to overlook it. Overall, it seems to be a secondary aspect of the game that doesn't engage players significantly.
- “There's a story of sorts with it, but I didn't pay much attention.”
- “As usual, the plot isn't really developed for the penguin family.”
graphics
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
The graphics have been widely criticized as atrocious, with many users likening them to unsettling children's videos found on YouTube.
- “Finally, the graphics are atrocious and will remind you of those creepy YouTube videos made for children.”