Nonogram Kingdom

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Nonogram Kingdom is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by RikkiGames Limited and was released on April 13, 2022. It received neutral reviews from players.

Come play Nonogram Kingdom, a world where you can explore a whole range of different places by solving nonogram puzzles and unlock amazing prizes that allow you to customize your game. These puzzles are fun and a great way to keep your brain active and to challenge yourself daily. Nonograms also known as Griddlers, Picross, Picture Cross, Pictograms or Kakuro are grid-based puzzles that can b…

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

monetization3 negative mentions

The game offers a variety of modes and minigames, making it a fun and engaging experience for puzzle enthusiasts.
It is accessible as a free-to-play game, allowing players to enjoy it without any upfront cost.
The puzzles are designed to be thought-provoking without being overly difficult, making it suitable for short or long play sessions.

The energy bar mechanic limits gameplay and encourages microtransactions, which many players find frustrating.
The game has been criticized for its poor graphics and overall presentation, resembling a cheap mobile game port.
There are complaints about the lack of quality of life features, such as better controls and keybinding options.

monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy of the game has been criticized for relying heavily on cosmetic items and in-game purchases for real money, lacking engaging mini-games or tasks to earn energy. Reviewers feel this approach contributes to a low-quality experience reminiscent of poorly designed mobile games.
- “The developer introduced a variety of cosmetic items and in-game purchases for real money.”
- “In-game purchases for real money are available.”
- “The developer did not think of interesting mini-games or tasks to earn energy; instead, they just introduced a bunch of cosmetic items and in-game purchases for real money.”
- “In-game purchases for real money.”
- “The whole production and layout scream bad iOS game, even down to the microtransactions.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is criticized for feeling like a low-quality mobile port, featuring simplistic puzzles with a frustratingly slow difficulty curve and an energy mechanic that encourages microtransactions. Additionally, the game fails to deliver on the core concept of nonograms, neglecting the visual satisfaction of completing puzzles that form images.
- “This very much feels like a cheap mobile game ported to PC, with short puzzles and slow difficulty progression made even worse by an energy mechanic that exists solely to encourage microtransactions for buying coins to purchase energy. Additionally, the core concept of a nonogram, which is to create an image through solving puzzles, is completely ignored in this game.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story unfolds as players solve sudoku puzzles, with each completed puzzle revealing parts of an image that progresses the narrative.
- “In this game, we simply solve Sudoku, which helps to open the image and continue the story.”
- “In this game, we simply solve Sudoku, which helps to open the image to continue the story.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The graphics have been criticized for their simplistic and childlike quality, suggesting a lack of effort from the developer in creating a visually appealing experience.
- “The graphics look like they were designed for children; the developer didn't even make an effort.”
- “The visuals are outdated and lack any real detail or creativity.”
- “The art style is bland and uninspired, making the game feel cheap.”