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Picross S+ announced for Switch (Port of all Picross E games)
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I'm on S3 - I've done all except the biggest standard puzzles, and I've been working though the mega and colour picross. One day I'll get there...
I have tried a new strategy with S4, instead of doing Picross, then Mega, then others, I start with regular Picross, until I unlock any Clip Picross, then I do the unlocked Clip Picross and switch to Mega Picross until I catch up to regular picross, and then repeat.
Previously I would get bored of doing Mega Picross, so this way it keeps everything fresh, and I don't go from doing 20x20 to doing 5x5, so keeps the difficultly level somewhat similar too.