Block-a-Pix Color is a puzzle-strategy game from publisher and developer Lightwood games. Each puzzle is filled with a grid, within which lies a hidden puzzle. So, how does this game stack up against a large library of 3DS puzzle titles? A game with no plot or protagonist, instead there’s a large grid of numbers with hidden pictures inside. To reveal the picture players use the ‘clue number’ box to drag the color. The clue number tells the number of grid squares that it can fill. If the clue number is one then it can’t cover any further. Starting with the smaller numbers is always a good way to start a puzzle. For example, a clue number of two will cover the starting box and one other grid square. Larger numbers are harder to solve. For example, a six can fill either six squares in a row or a 2×3 rectangle. Block-a-Pix Color contains 120 exclusive puzzles, that range from a small beginning size of 10×15 grids to larger 100×65 ones. As the puzzle sizes get larger so does the amount of detail.