
Picross Fairytale: Legend of the Mermaid
200 exciting levels in Picross Mermaid — Nonograms!
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August 1, 2018
8 years and 3 days ago
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Mixed73 reviews57.5%
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Picross Fairytale: Legend of the Mermaid — Nonograms is an exciting saga for fans of various puzzles and fairy tales. A multitude of quests and varied underwater kingdoms with their secrets await you.

- japanese crosswords that come alive with light once they’re solved!
- 5 different worlds and 200 unforgettable levels!
- great practice for your logical and abstract thought processes!
- cute ocean dwellers: dolphins, crabs, fish, starfish, octopi and many more!
- simple interface and exciting gameplay!
- a story of magic, mages and mystical spells!
- mini-games and dialogues that’ll keep you wanting more!
- over 15 rewards and trophies for extra quests!
- stunning illustrations and wonderful music!
- more than 30 hours of exciting gameplay!
- the best way to have fun and expand your brain!

Top-notch, premium graphics and 200 diverse levels of varying difficulty. Take a stroll down memory lane with 10x10 through 30x30 nonograms with a delightful musical score.

Explore worlds and you'll find out: what happened to the Mermaid? Who stole the sirens' voices and why? Why is the Woodcutter searching for a lyre?