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walfie

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Congrats and thanks for playing!

Thanks for playing! I’ll probably make a sequel at some point 🙂‍↕️

Nice, congrats!! Thanks for playing!

Congrats and thanks for playing!! Glad you enjoyed it!

Oh, I remember that one being tricky. In case you’re still stuck and want to see someone’s playthrough of that level, I have a YouTube recording from when I was playtesting it. Good luck!

Congrats and thanks for playing!!

Thank you! Thanks especially to objetdiscret (creator of Taiyaki Fabulous Museum of Fish) for making the music freely available for anyone to use!

Thanks for playing (and for your contributions to GBDK)!

With the way the code is set up currently, adding any extra options is a lot more involved than I’d like, but I think if I end up making a sequel, I’ll see if I can have an option to hide the timer.

Good luck!! I have a recording of my playthrough of level 56 on YouTube in case you’re still stuck (admittedly not the best example since I also made some mistakes).

Thanks for checking it out! And sorry if some of the early puzzles are a bit tricky, the difficulty ramp isn’t the best 😅

Thanks! When I first started playing nonograms, I found the Wikipedia article to be a good explanation of some common strategies, which really helped me a lot.

Thank you!!

Thanks! Glad you’re having fun with it!

Thank you!

Congrats on finishing the game, and thanks for playing!

Glad you’re enjoying it!!

Thanks for your kind words!

Thank you! I think putting it on Steam would be a lot more effort since I’d need to package it with an emulator and do a bunch of testing to verify it works (I noticed it doesn’t work well on some emulators), and Steam users usually expect achievements and mouse input for these sorts of games.

That’s a very nice GBC!

I just added a warning about this to the description on the main page, so others are aware. Unfortunately since it’s a browser-level thing, I’m not sure if the data can be retrieved. Thanks for bringing this to my attention, and I’m very sorry about your save data!

Thanks!! Hexadigital did a great job adding the RetroAchievements integration.

Thank you!

Nice! I had a good time playtesting this on my Anbernic device as well, it’s definitely a nice way to play these kinds of games.

Thank you!! And glad to see you here, I played a few of your games before and enjoyed them!

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Would you happen to be using Safari? Apparently Safari automatically deletes local storage for websites you haven’t visited in 7 days, which I wasn’t aware of until just now. 😕

Thanks for playing and streaming it! I really appreciate the fact that you understood and enjoyed many of the references!

Thanks!! Glad you’re enjoying it!

Thank you! I might make a sequel at some point in the future!

Thanks for streaming it!! Hope you’re enjoying it on your Miyoo device too!

nothing beats a jelly-filled donut 🙂‍↕️

Thank you!! Really glad to see people getting into nonograms for the first time!

That’s a really cool looking Game Boy Color! Thanks for playing!

Thanks for playing!

Very cool setup, glad you’re enjoying it!

Thank you! Yeah I didn’t realize how bad the contrast was originally, especially since it varies based on emulator color-correction settings, but it should be a lot better now.

You can put an X on the third row, right next to the cell you’ve filled.

Regardless of whether your currently-filled cell in that row belongs to the 4 or the 1, it’s impossible for the cell to the right of it to be filled, so it must be an X.

Thank you!

Yes, they’re all solvable without guessing. Here’s a previous discussion on level 30 which might help.

That’s a nice GBA SP! Yeah unfortunately this is about as big as you can possibly make the text on a 15x15 puzzle while still fitting the whole puzzle on the screen. Thanks for the kind words!

Amazing, thanks for this!!