Fantasy Mosaics 17: New Palette

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The penguin family are thrilled to discover a new palette of colors for mosaic puzzles! They are happy to meet a mysterious lady penguin on an alien planet who helps open their mind to a great variety of colors. Along the way they keep exploring the alien world and build a beautiful landscape! Join the penguins to follow the logic of numbers to uncover the new gallery of pixel art images!

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

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

Reviews

65%

Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game offers hours of relaxing enjoyment and is addictive, making it a great choice for fans of the genre.
The interface is good, and the puzzles generally have solid logic, providing a satisfying challenge without the need for guessing.
The addition of new colors enhances the gameplay experience, making it feel almost like painting and providing a fun and engaging way to exercise the brain.

Some puzzles towards the end can lead to situations where guessing is necessary, which detracts from the overall logic-based gameplay.
Several images are reused from previous games in the series, which may feel repetitive for long-time players.
The plot is minimal and does not develop throughout the game, leaving players wanting more narrative depth.

gameplay
6 mentions
17 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
The gameplay has remained largely unchanged since the 16th volume, leading some users to feel that the series has become stagnant. While fans of the existing gameplay may still enjoy the new installment, many believe the price should reflect the minimal updates, which primarily include new colors rather than significant gameplay innovations.
- “In other words, if you love that kind of gameplay, you should buy the game, though the full price can be quite discussed as I think that it should be less, given that apart from new colors in the mix, you have quite the same game as in the 16th (and as I've said, at least until the 20th, as I didn't launch the 21st or the others after, which aren't released at the time of the review).”
- “The gameplay hasn't changed since the 16th volume; I can confidently say that nothing has evolved in terms of gameplay as I prepare to launch the 21st one soon.”
- “If you enjoy that kind of gameplay, you might consider buying the game, but the full price is debatable. It feels like the same game as the 16th volume, with only new colors added to the mix.”
- “The gameplay remains stagnant since the 16th volume, and I expect the same for the 21st, which raises concerns about the lack of innovation.”
story
4 mentions
0 % positive mentions
25 % neutral mentions
75 % negative mentions
The story is minimal and primarily presented at the beginning, with little development or resolution throughout the game, leading many players to feel indifferent towards it. Overall, the narrative does not play a significant role in the gameplay experience.
- “The plot isn't really the main point here as it's just explained at the beginning, but then you get nothing else, not even an ending sequence.”
- “There's a story of sorts with it, but I didn't pay much attention.”
- “The plot isn't really the main point here as it's just explained at the beginning, but then you get nothing else, not even an ending sequence.”