Skylyne

Skylyne is a nonogram inspired game in which you have to follow the skyscrapers gameplay to solve puzzles. The game features a very large number of levels for you to tackle, all grouped into several skill categories.

Skylyne features a simple and tasteful design. It’s built using basic shapes, numbers, and colors, enabling you to focus on the puzzle before you instead of being distracted by whatever adds or animations run in other similar games.

It’s all pretty straightforward and user-friendly, the only issue you can have with it is if you don’t understand what you have to do. The game takes after Sudoku rules to some extent, meaning that you can’t have two or more identical numbers in one row or column, but you need to take into consideration some lateral hints. If you struggle with the gameplay or rules, there are explanations embedded in the game.

After you familiarize yourself with the rules, the game opens up and becomes a nice way of keeping your brain engaged.

Thanks to its lightweight packaging, appealing design and the fact that levels are randomized when you start them, Skylyne is a good thing to have around.

The part with randomized means that if you choose to play, for example, level 20, each time you start it, its grid is the same but the starting numbers will be different. This enables you to play a lot more levels that you initially consider.

On a closing note, Skylyne is a great little game to have around for moments when you have some time available and want to spend it in an almost productive way.