Picross S7 Announced for Switch - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 15 December 2021 / 1,247 Views
Jupiter has announced Picross S7 for the Nintendo Switch. It will launch in Japan and Hong Kong on December 23, in Europe on December 27, and in North America on January 10, 2022 for $9.99 / £8.99 / €9.99 / 1,000 yen / HK$79.
View the announcement trailer below:
Here is an overview of the game:
he seventh Picross in the S series supports touchscreen controls!
This release introduces support for touchscreen controls. Players can now select “Touch Hold” or “Touch Toggle” as an input method on the puzzle board.
Touchscreen Controls
Players can now select “Touch Hold” or “Touch Toggle” as an input method on the puzzle board.
- Touch (Hold) – The input mode will be turned on while holding the button or stick, and turned off when released.
- Touch (Toggle) – The input mode will be toggled on or off every time the button or stick is pressed.
Changes to Linked Series Titles for Bonus Content
In this release, link play data from Picross S4, Picross S5, and Picross S6 to unlock three large 40×30 Extra puzzles.
Unlock Piece Puzzles by Completing Mega Picross Puzzles
Clip Picross piece puzzles can now be unlocked by completing Mega Picross puzzles in addition to Picross puzzles.
There are 300 Picross and Mega Picross puzzles, 150 Clip Picross piece puzzles, 30 Color Picross puzzles, and five Extra puzzles, a grand total of 485 puzzles!
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This is the first one with touch. Should have been there from the start. I hope they patch it into the earlier ones.
This will be the 7th version of Picross for the Switch lol why not just release one game with ongoing DLC?
That's nothing new. They released nine of these on the 3ds.
Wow that's a ton of games on one system... I guess they love to milk this cash cow lol
