Hello world!
These days I've been working on a project of mine and now I have to admit that it works quite decently.
I've created with RPG Maker XP a program that generates the schemes of Griddlers and allows to play them inside the project, or if you wish to print it and play on paper.
Dunno if you ever heard of them...
this is a sample of Griddler (Note: In my language they are called Crucipixel, therefore i only suppose they are called Griddlers, as I found this name on the net):



Have you ever run into them?

Here are some of my creations, i really wish someone could give me a feedback:

http://www.mediafire.com/i/?bex1kevhv76d1bx

http://www.mediafire.com/i/?jqi7k6u7bolqugz

P.S. The subjects are just some not-so-hard ones to be solved, they're not actually my favorites.

Please, tell me if you appreciated them

My skills to solve crucipixels/griddlers is equal to that of a goat.
Well, I'll try then...
Maybe I will succeed in filling one of them

Jens

The rules are quite simple:

In every row or column there is a set of numbers, that state how many colored pixels are there in the row (or column).

It is necessary that if there is a 5 written, the pixels of that color MUST be consecutive (there must be no empty holes between), whereas it is possible to have empty holes between different groups.
Between groups of the same color there MUST be at least one empty hole (otherwise, there would have been just one block with the sum of the two groups), but it is not necessary if the groups are of different colors.
I've tested these, I ensure they have unique solution

(hope i didn't miss anything to explain)

If anyone wishes to further play picross/griddlers/crucipixel, I have posted my game in this forum here

Crucipixel Deluxe

New Version Released