StarPic Puzzle Game (FigurePic)
A Few Comments
- "It's wonderful!"
- "I love your game!"
- "Great puzzles!"
- "You're driving me Dotty!" (From a lady named Dotty).
- "I'm enjoying the program immensely!"
- "That StarPic is really addictive!"
- "This is for my mother!"
- "I can't stop playing. Good job!"
- "I haven't recovered from the first StarPic, but YES send me #2."
- "They should replace Solitaire with StarPic!"
- "You have a great product!"
- "I tell all my friends about you."
- More comments!
Features
- Create your own puzzles!
- Print them
- A variety of puzzles (some hard)
- Lots of multi-color puzzles
- See if it is Correct so far?
- Star Lights tell you when you're done.
- When you're all done erase them and start all over.
- Caution - It's easy to get engrossed in these puzzles. Make sure you take a break every so often and stretch, etc.
Some Sample Puzzles
- Sure, the first few puzzles are free, but then we've got you hooked!
- Print these puzzles and using pencil(s) (and an eraser) see if you can uncover
the hidden pictures. You'll need a color printer and pencils for the multi-colored
puzzles. Asterisks
indicate difficulty.
a. ** | b. ** | c. *** | d. * | e. (an easier one)
- Puzzles by Paula - Copyright 1993-2001 by Star Graphics Corp., All rights reserved.
- A group for discussing these kinds of puzzles.
- Instructions for working the puzzles.
- StarPic Java Game
- Try the StarPic ShareWare for Windows first, then
- To Order StarPic with 128 challenging puzzles, Please send a check or mo for $21.95 to the address below and we'll email you a link so you can download the full game. Please include the name of the game you're ordering and your email address or send us an email
- More Free Puzzles!
- Watch for more puzzles!
About StarPic
- The object is to uncover the picture based on the numbers at the top and side of the grid. Just hold down a mouse button and drag to fill in or erase the squares. StarPic has been favorably reviewed by GAMES Magazine and Home PC Magazine.
- Many parents consider StarPic an educational tool for developing logic skills and a few schools have purchased it for their TAG programs.
- About the Puzzles - The paper and pencil version of the game was invented by Non Ishida of Japan where the puzzles are very popular. GAMES Magazine first introduced them in the U.S. as Paint by Numbers and publishes some on a regular basis.
- More StarPic trivia.
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