Senaste recensioner av Razorflamekun

Unfortunately, almost all of the pictures in this DLC are extremely easy and have almost no complexity to them, making this a very dull DLC to play. If you still want to support the developers, go ahead and buy this, but I cannot recommend buying it at this point in time due to the lack of complexity and overall lack of thought that is required to solve many of this pictures.

Definitely worth the time and energy it takes to solve every puzzle in this set. A lot of people complain about the highly pixelated photos that they come out with, but to be honest, that is what I find fun.

Here's to hoping they release more pictures like these in the future.

Overall, this game is very well thought out and very well made, and the developer of the game is very active in helping to sort out issues that other players have with the game.

For a $13 up-front price, you get over 3,000 pictures. If you delve further into how the total number of pictures are distributed, roughly half of them will fall under the XXS or XS categories, both of which can be solved in under 30 minutes.

If you go to the other extreme, there are about 20 XL puzzles which range from 130,000-261,000 pixels and can be expected to take 20-60 hours to solve.

The rest of the puzzles fall under the remainder of the categories which can take anywhere from 1 hour to 10 hours per image to solve.

Overall, if you add up the total time for every puzzle: ~1700x30 = 51,000 minutes or 850 hours of play. 20x40 is another 800 hours of play, and the other 1650x2 would be another 3400 hours of play. So if you wanted to solve every base puzzle in the game, it would take you over 5,000 hours of play, and this does not even include the Steam Workshop content, but I will get into that later.

Now you might be thinking: Well there's a lot of puzzles, so a lot of them are going to be of low quality (in terms of the base puzzles). I have not found that to be the case so far. Every puzzle that I have started or completed have been joys to solve, and have been very well crafted. I have yet to find a single low quality picture in the whole lot of puzzles available. This comment ONLY applies to the base puzzles though.

There are also three gameplay modes: Competitive Relax, Relax, and Game. Relax mode is just like it sounds, color in the pictures without anything to time you or make you hurry or anything else. Just nice relaxing coloring. Competitive Relax mode is the same thing as Relax mode, except that there is a timer, and you get props for being the fastest to finish a picture.

Game mode is a unique mode that makes a game out of coloring in the pictures, all with it's own objectives and other targets. While it is pretty original, I find this game mode off-putting, as it isn't the original coloring of pictures that I have grown to love. If you want to get into playing this game mode, I would highly recommend you read the guide that the developer wrote, as it will help you immensely to play the Game mode.

In terms of the developer for this game, the one that converses with all of the players via the Discussions page and sometimes in private messages is incredibly supportive, adding features that the player-base is requesting and fixing bugs that are found pretty quickly after they are found. This developer is one of the most helpful and supportive developers of the player base that I have ever come across on this site.

Now, you get into the fact that you can create your own puzzles either from scratch or by importing pictures from the Internet into the game, and that they can be a maximum size of 512x512, with a maximum of 256 different colors, and that is where this game really shines. None of the other coloring games that I have played on Steam offer this function as it would literally cripple their source of income for any additional DLC that they might want to release in the future. I must say, good on the developers of this game to offer this feature, as it really brings this coloring game to the next stratosphere in terms of replayability and entertainment.

That, combined with the integration of the Steam Workshop means there will always be more puzzles for you to solve, but that brings me to a few negatives for this game:

1. The overall quality of the Workshop puzzles are not on par with the images included with the base game. You will have to hunt through all of the puzzles available in the Workshop to find the ones that could possibly be high quality.

2. I seem to be encountering a few bugs while playing this game and recording at the same time...the first is the game just basically crashes without any error message and the other bug that I have found is that my total pixel count is incorrect now. Now, for a game like this, where there are achievements for getting a certain number of pixels colored in, the second bug is a pretty major bug. Now, this is not a true negative for this game, as these two bugs are extremely rare, and I seem to be the only player that is encountering them, but I still have to put this in my review, as it seems to happen while I am playing and recording fairly often...

Overall, this game is well worth the original $13 investment for the original 3000+ pictures, as well as the ability to create your own new puzzles and the ability to download more off of the Steam Workshop. This is the flagship coloring game available on Steam as of right now, and all of the other coloring games will have to do a lot to match up to this game.

Now this is what I have been waiting for. You have hit this out of the ballpark! Absolutely masterful puzzles that are a simple joy to color in!

Thanks again!

This game is a hidden gem that I managed to discover a couple of years ago, and I have only just gotten back into this game, but this game is deeply enjoyable.

The combination of difficulty, gameplay, and the soundtrack is absolutely amazing and is definitely worth the money.

I have only played this game for a short period of time, but within that short period of time, I have come to find out that this game will hook you and won't let go for a long, long time. I can easily see myself playing this game for 50+ hours, and for the price that this game is, it is more than worth it.

The developer is also extremely involved with the community, which is pretty nice to see for a change, and new updates are being pushed out consistently.

The only downside to this game is that the audio balancing is somewhat bad. When I streamed this game, I had to both turn down the sound effects AND music both in-game and in OBS by almost 10 decibels, which is pretty ridiculous. The good thing, though, is that both the music and sound effects for this game are pretty good.

All in all, this is well worth the money if you enjoy this type of game, especially when every puzzle that is generated can be solved without any guesswork needed due to an option added to the game by the developer.

This time, you've hit a home run. Each puzzle was crafted carefully with attention to detail and an eye for complexity. Every single picture I've done of this book so far has satisfied me to no end. They are all extremely stunning to boot!

Please keep up the good work and come up with more puzzles like these in the future!

Puzzles are all very low quality in terms of complexity, difficulty, and enjoyment of solving the puzzles. All of them are extremely monotonous, boring, and extremely easy to complete. The third largest puzzle in this set, 220x220, I was able to solve in roughly 45 minutes or so. With 42 different colors, I was expecting a lot more play time with that puzzle.

There is only one puzzle that I think will actually challenge me, and that is the largest puzzle, but with so few colors, even that puzzle, I feel, will still be very mundane to solve after a while.

I cannot recommend these puzzles to buy unless you are a completionist and want to get every achievement for this game.

This package of 20 more puzzles includes a bunch that are actually fairly complex and somewhat challenging to solve. I expect this package to take an average of 20 hours or so to solve, so it is definitely worth the money.

Of course, there are also some simpler puzzles mixed in, which are a bit tedious to solve, but all in all, this is a wonderful addition to this franchise!

Lots of larger pictures that make for a decent challenge for those that need it. Decent amount of smaller pictures too. Nice, decent split between the two.

The only thing I would've liked would be even more complex images, and since I am a glutton for pain, much larger pictures as well. I'm hoping some of the future images are 400x400 or higher :)