Two Eyes - Nonogram Hack 2.0 + Redeem Codes

This game works for me on a lot of levels. I’m obsessed with nanogram games and I’ve done every puzzle in a lot of them. But few games have the ease of controls and mechanics as well as aesthetic beauty and challenging puzzles as the eyes series and out of those this is by far my favorite. I use the grid controls when doing larger puzzles and they move very smoothly. You can also have auto check and map color on outside of lives mode which is very nice because in other games I feel like I’m missing out on part of the experience by turning off the lives mode and seeking the challenge. There aren’t even that many ads and every ad is short and skippable unless it’s one of the ones that give you extra lives. Also I haven’t played a single story based nanogram game with a 30x30 and this game has three grids worth of them. This game is fun and you should try it. It’s perfect for beginners and experts and the story is very sweet

I’ve been playing this game for a while now, and it’s really good! Okay, if you’re thinking about downloading, read this entire review. There are two storylines you can follow about this really gorgeous love story between a deer and wolf and it can be really sweet to finish a puzzle and read the next story. The Nonograms aren’t too hard but there are different levels, and if you want something more colorful you can quit the story and instead do small little colored puzzles. It’s super fun and as I said, a great time passer. It can be really relaxing and it’s not one of those games you feel pressured to keep on doing, just the right amount of pressing addiction, I would say 🤣🤣☺️☺️. I would definitely suggest this game if you like: relaxing time passers, Nonogram puzzles, colored puzzles, following a story line, and gorgeous myths!!

Edit: my concern in my previous review was in losing my progress when i changed phones. This did NOT happen. I back up everything to the cloud and had no problems. Even if that were still an issue, this game is 5 stars! I have been playing it for months. I love the story. I like the interface. If you like nonograms this is so worth it!

I absolutely love this game. There is an options button once you get into a puzzle. Top left hand corner. You’ve got several options such as turning off the music, turning off the sound, whether or not you want it to auto fill, and so on. The only downfall as stated in another review is that you can’t transfer the data. I’m halfway through and will be getting a new iPhone soon and will have to start all over. Although worth it for this game.

Many, many puzzles; beautiful art; engaging story; and it saves your progress from phone to phone!

The only real problem in this game is, with auto-fill, you can tell whether you've gotten the right answer in any given row or column, because the row will *only* auto-fill the x's if you've done it right. So if I fill in a "2 2" row and it doesn't auto fill, I already know I've done that particular row incorrectly, which feels a bit like cheating. I'd prefer an auto-fill system like the one in Konami's Pixel Puzzle Challenge, where it auto-fills the x's regardless of whether the answer in the row is the correct solution.

My other two pet peeves are that the female deer has antlers (too bad the deer wasn't a male and the wolf a female... that would have been a very cool twist), and that the story captions could use a much better English translation. Of course, those are small nitpicks.

I highly recommend this for anyone who loves nonograms/picross. I bought the ad-free option - happy to support the person/people who developed this. It's worth it.

This game tells a story as you solve picross puzzles. They range from easy (simple 10x10s) to semi-fiendish (30x30s with lots of islands, no symmetry, and only small numbers) and build in difficulty as you progress through the game. You’re allotted a surprisingly high number of “lives” per puzzle compared to other picross games, but I found that sometimes I needed them all, particularly on some of the most difficult 30x30s.

This has become my favorite form of logic puzzle, but in order to create a good picture, the designer must be a good artist as well as a good logician. “Two Eyes” has that combination. The only thing it lacks is a soundtrack.

I’ll most likely re-download the game and replay it at some point. It’s that good.

If you’re unfamiliar with picross, this is a pretty good way to start, and the game’s progression will allow you to build on your skills. There’s a clear tutorial included, and the story will keep you going. Nice job, Sung Ho Cho; if you develop any other picross games, I would be delighted to beta test them.

So I just recently completely finished the game. I’m so sad I’m done but I have also been playing it for about 3 years, I’d only play it when I was extra bored or on a long road time, etc. The aesthetic and growth of the game is so nice to see and I’ve never had a single complaint about the game. There are ads that pop up but it’s not to an annoying amount. I love the co-joinment of the wolf and deer and the storytelling as well. All in all, I’m sad to see the game end but I throughly enjoyed my time with it. 10/10 experience 💜💜

So, uh, apparently if in restrictions, you turn off advertising, the game self-combusts. Let me explain.
So I have an overbearing mother, and until recently she had advertising in settings set to “Don’t allow”. She also turned off the App Store (she does this all the time). A few weeks ago, she turned the App Store (as well as advertising, among other things) back on, so I thought “You know what? May as well try this game again.” It worked.
Anything I complained about in my older review is no longer present if ads are allowed in restrictions.
Game’s good. I like it.

Previous review: This game looks really cute! My only issues are that it heats up my phone waaaay too much, is a massive battery drain (even when it’s plugged in) and will often cut out when I’m playing. I have an iPhone 11, and a new one at that, so I don’t think I should have these problems, but I do. I’ll consider downloading it again if these are fixed.

I love this game so much! It is cool seeing both sides of the story. I love the music and even learned to play it on the piano. It was kinda hard with the 30x30 at the end but was worth it to see the finale. The ending was truly beautiful and almost made me cry. I would like more games like this.

For those who can’t get the finale, it’s easy: just go to animal selection and click finale at the top and you get the three puzzles right there. I recommend it the ending is worth seeing!

This was very interesting in that it’s similar to sudoku but different in that you need addition. Once you get a strategy going, you can advance levels.

Tip: put in guaranteed tiles first. For example: if there are 10 tiles in a row and 3x5 squares in that row, what are the tiles that absolutely will appear? The middle 5.

Conversely, you can cross out where the tile cannot be. For example, if you match the last number in the row, that means who can cross out all the spaces after that. It’ll help you place the intersecting column tiles.

This game is great. I don’t have any complaints except the fact that the puzzles are really big. 36 puzzles for one piece of the story? Other then that, this game is beautiful. The music is calming, and usually I don’t like to play puzzle games, but I MUST find out the story. I love the game, it even encouraged me to check out your other games! Continue to make games (or don’t, you already have enough great ones). In conclusion, this is a great game!