Description
Mario's Picross sequel with more complex new nonogram puzzles to solve and a time-limit-free mode. Published by Nintendo, released in Japan in 1996. Over two hundred varied nonogram grids, row and column clues, normal and Mario modes, progressive difficulty, and no time penalty.
Picross 2 review
The joy of logical deduction returns, polished: more grids, better-paced clues and a curve that rewards patience. Ticking the right square at the right moment gives that little click you keep wanting more of. Ideal for occupying the mind in snatches, this second outing stays a fearsomely gripping pocket companion.
Filling the right squares, cross-checking the clues and watching the pattern reveal itself sustains a quiet pleasure of deduction from one grid to the next. The difficulty broadens, new modes revive interest and each puzzle solved calls for the following one. The principle is austere and repetitive for some, but its logical efficiency is untouched by time.