Color Cross picks up picross mechanics -filling in grid cells following numeric clues to reveal a hidden image- but adds the color variable, requiring the player to identify not only which squares to fill but with which shade, which multiplies the logical difficulty compared to traditional monochrome picross.
It's representative of the brief but intense boom of number-logic games DS experienced in the shadow of Picross DS's success, with offerings from smaller studios seeking a twist on the original formula.
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