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Colour Cross

Colour Cross, released in North America as Color Cross, is a puzzle video game for the Nintendo DS by French developer Little Worlds Studio. It is a derivative of nonogram puzzles, but requires the user to complete grids using multiple colours with no blank spaces. The game contains 150 puzzles split between ten categories.

Colour Cross

Date
2008
Publisher
Rising Star Games
Genre
puzzle video game

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Colour Cross, released in North America as Color Cross, is a puzzle video game for the Nintendo DS by French developer Little Worlds Studio. It is a derivative of nonogram puzzles, but requires the user to complete grids using multiple colours with no blank spaces. The game contains 150 puzzles split between ten categories.

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