Paint by Numbers by i Puzzler

Beautiful patterns and solutions that could only come from the creator of Paint by Numbers!
Introducing a “Paint by Numbers” application for the iPhone with puzzles that have been drawing in fans since 1988!!
“Paint by Numbers by i Puzzler”, The long awaited iPhone application produced by Sekaibunka-sha, publisher of the specialized magazine “Oekaki Logic” and many other Paint by Numbers books.
There are Easy, Normal and Hard difficulty levels. We will be adding puzzles to each of the difficulty levels so you can enjoy playing for a long time without getting bored.

“Paint by Numbers by i Puzzler” Features

- The free trial version includes monochrome and color puzzles with 10 puzzles for each difficulty level, Easy, Normal and Hard.
- The iPad version includes a “MEGA” puzzle with over 25 rows/columns.
- Our team of talented Picture Logic authors creates high quality puzzles.
- A universal application that supports the Retina Display.

Game Features
- A unique interface that lets you fill in squares using the Guide Ruler.
Tap and drag to fill in multiple consecutive squares.
- The Library includes special sorting features. Quickly see your progress on multiple puzzles.
- Unlimited Undo and Redo steps!
- The “Check Button” quickly shows your mistakes.
- For those times when you just cant make it any further but you want to see the solution, we have included the “Give Up Button”.

Settings can be Changed to Match Player Skill Level
- Highlight Defined Hint Numbers
> Inverts and highlights hint numbers that have been defined in the rows and columns.
- Guide Coordinates Display
> Displays the number of consecutive vertical and horizontal squares connected to the selected square.
- Time Display
> Displays the play time until the puzzle is solved.

What kind of a puzzle is Paint by Numbers?
Paint by Numbers is an artistic puzzle where a picture is revealed by filling in squares based on numerical hints along rows and columns.
Designed by the puzzle author Tetsuya Nishio in 1988, Paint by Numbers was first published in Sekaibunka-shas puzzle magazine, “Puzzler”. Later, it was sold in the specialized magazine, “Oekaki Logic Vol. 1” and became widely known by puzzle fans. Paint by Numbers puzzles now have many different names and have been modified into various forms.