100% Completion Review : It's a minesweeper-like game, if you want some puzzle that is simple, easy, and relaxing you need to try this. In this game you need to solve a single beautiful and enormous 54,000+ piece grid puzzle. I LOVE IT 9/10.

So this one is difficult to write. Because the game is just not difficult. it's mindless clicking and overstays it's welcome quite a lot for my tastes. There's a few ways that this could've been more enjoyable.
- For one it is disappointing to only work in shaded or unshaded cells, the pattern of which do not match anything in the full picture. You solve a region and it flips over to colourful pixels that have nothing to do with what you just solved. So if, considering you want to only work with 2 colours during the solve, the patterns at least matched the painting in a black-white kinda scale that would've been nicer.
- There's too few rules to make any complex deductions necessary, so you just click more limited by your mouse precision than by your brain
- In general it feels like there's not a lot of effort that went into designing the experience

There's also good things to say about this game tho which is why I'm on the fence.
- The background music is really nice and relaxing
- If you got a second monitor you can easily play it on the side without using any of your brain power on it and fully focusing on the media on the other monitor
- The proverbs are interesting and fun to get to know and technically after solving the full grid, you have a collection of them in the form of steam achievements
- Considering you can do every part of the maze from the start, all except the full clear achievement have about the same global solve-percentage, which I just find to be interesting

Overall though it fails the balance for me of having a really huge grid with every cell equaling one pixel and thus taking a long time to solve but still not having enough pixels to really have anything from the solved grid apart from a few foreground figures with the rest only being recognizable when clicking on them. Maybe the game is better if you space it out over a long time-frame though so idk, give it a try on sale? I felt it didn't respect my time

Very fun, addictive, and hilarious! I This was my first game from this developer. I loved it so much that I went and bought all of his other mosaic puzzle games! This one was quite easy, compare to his other ones. There was zero guessing, which is great because I could listen to audiobooks while doing this.