Voxelgram 2

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Voxelgram 2 is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by Procedural Level and was released on August 14, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Voxelgram 2 is a 3D nonogram logic game where you solve puzzles by sculpting voxel models and revealing intricate two-color dioramas. It offers 250 handcrafted puzzles plus remastered original puzzles, with procedurally generated challenges and Steam Workshop support for endless user-created content. Engage your mind with diverse voxel-based logic puzzles in a visually rich environment.

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Audience ScoreBased on 67 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The two-color mechanic adds a new layer of complexity and challenge to the puzzles, making them more engaging for experienced players.
The game retains the relaxing nature of nonograms while offering a smooth 3D control experience, with a generous amount of puzzles available.
Players appreciate the inclusion of all puzzles from the first game, now adapted to the new two-color format, providing a wealth of content.

The two-color system is often seen as clunky and unintuitive, leading to confusion and frustration during gameplay.
Some players feel that the game lacks the logical clarity of the first installment, resulting in a reliance on guessing rather than deduction.
The community workshop is currently sparse, limiting the availability of user-generated content compared to the original game.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of Voxelgram 2 is enhanced by an optional two-color mechanic that adds complexity and challenge, which many players find enjoyable once they adapt to it. While some users initially struggled with this new feature, those who embraced it appreciated the depth it brings, alongside access to a wealth of content from the original game. Overall, the gameplay is seen as a successful evolution of its predecessor, offering both familiarity and fresh challenges.
- “The two color mechanic is very enjoyable once you understand it, so having that option plus access to all the original Voxelgram puzzles (if you own that game) gives you so much content.”
- “The two color gameplay makes it definitely more challenging than the first one, but that's a good thing.”
- “As with Picross 3D Round 2, Voxelgram 2 introduces a 2-color mechanic which I struggled with at first, as it seems a lot of other reviewers did, but it really does work once you get used to it.”
- “To be fair, I played this game with the secondary color mechanic turned off.”
- “The (optional) two-color mechanic adds a new layer of complexity.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has been criticized for featuring only a single track, which detracts from the overall experience, although some players find it nostalgic, reminiscent of games like Age of Empires. While the background music is not highly regarded, it is noted that players can easily turn it off if desired, making it a minor issue in an otherwise enjoyable game.
- “Also, the music sometimes reminds me of Age of Empires, so I get nostalgia feels while playing.”
- “The background music isn’t great, but it's easy to turn it off; it’s a small dent in an otherwise pleasant experience.”
- “The game inherited the same flaw from the first game in having a single song in the soundtrack.”
- “The music sometimes reminds me of Age of Empires, so I get nostalgia feels while playing.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find that grinding in larger puzzles can become tedious, as the numbers decrease and require more counting, making the process feel more annoying, especially for those trying to solve them logically.
- “Grinding achievements: no.”
- “The numbers get smaller in larger puzzles, leading to more counting, which can become annoying and tedious if you want to logic your way through.”
- “Grinding feels repetitive and lacks meaningful rewards.”
graphics
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The graphics have received mixed feedback, with some users appreciating the polished art style compared to the first game, while others feel that the overall presentation remains largely unchanged and lacks innovation. Additionally, the limited soundtrack has been noted as a recurring flaw.
- “I love the concept and the art style; the graphics are slightly more polished than the first game, although the presentation remains basically identical.”
- “The graphics are visually appealing and enhance the overall experience of the game.”
- “At first I thought that not only would this be the same as the first, I thought it would play like Picross 3D 2. Both are kind of wrong; the game does actually feel slightly more polished graphics-wise than the first one, although it's barely noticeable and the presentation is still basically identical. In fact, it inherited the same flaw from the first game in having a single song in the soundtrack.”