PixArt

In front of you is an empty grid with numbers in each cell. This is the future drawing, but you can't see what it will look like yet. In the game "PixArt," pictures are created using the paint-by-numbers principle, but in pixel art style. There are 152 pictures to choose from: dogs of different breeds, bright parrots, cute koalas, dinosaurs, tropical fish, cunning foxes, fluffy cats, and bear cubs. Each picture is divided into cells, each with a number. This number corresponds to a color from the palette. Your task is to find the right cells and paint them with the correct shades. Gradually, the grid turns into a bright picture, details appear, and the character comes to life.

How to play?

Browse the palette at the bottom of the screen, where all available colors are located. Have you selected one? Now look for cells with the same number on the grid. Found them? Tap them with your finger, and they will be filled in. Did you select the wrong color in the PixArt paint-by-numbers game? The game will beep and not allow you to fill in the cell. You'll have to find the right cell with the right number. Zoom in on the image with two fingers. Some cells are tiny, and you can't get into them without zooming in. Zoom in on the area you want, color in the small details, zoom out again, and look at the big picture. Color in the cells one by one in any order. You can start from the edge, you can start from the center, you can color in one color completely, then move on to the next. The picture is filled in gradually. At first, only the numbers are visible, and it is unclear what the result will be. Have you colored in a quarter? The outlines begin to appear. Half? It is already clear who is drawn there. Three-quarters? Only the small details remain. Have you colored in every last square? You now have a bright pixelated picture. Some pictures are simple with large squares, while others are complex with hundreds of small details and dozens of shades. Finished one? Choose the next one and continue coloring at your own pace.