Game · NGPC

Picture Puzzle

Also known as Oekaki Puzzle

Picture Puzzle is a 2000 NGPC game by Success.

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About the game

Picture Puzzle is a puzzle game in the same vein as Mario's Picross . The goal is to reveal the hidden picture, using the numbers along the sides of the grid to determine how many squares each line and column is to have. Picture Puzzle has over 200 puzzles, separated into 5x5, 10x10, and 15x15 grids.

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Facts

Platforms
NGPC
First released
2000-04-27
Developers
Success
Publishers
Success (JP), SNK (EU)
Genres
Puzzle, Top-down, Fixed / flip-screen

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • Picture Puzzle: Media (NGPC · Japan)
    Media (NGPC · Japan)

Screenshots

  • Picture Puzzle: Title screen (NGPC)
    Title screen (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: Title screen (JP) (NGPC)
    Title screen (JP) (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: Tutorial (NGPC)
    Tutorial (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: Stage select (NGPC)
    Stage select (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: Simple 5x5 puzzle. (NGPC)
    Simple 5x5 puzzle. (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: Solving a puzzle. (NGPC)
    Solving a puzzle. (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: A 10x10 puzzle. (NGPC)
    A 10x10 puzzle. (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: A '0' means nothing in that column. (NGPC)
    A '0' means nothing in that column. (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: A more difficult 15x15 puzzle. (NGPC)
    A more difficult 15x15 puzzle. (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: The results screen. (NGPC)
    The results screen. (NGPC)
  • Picture Puzzle: Pause menu (NGPC)
    Pause menu (NGPC)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
NGPC2000Japan, United KingdomSuccess (JP), SNK (EU)

Barcodes

  • 4944076001171
  • 4964808650057

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