Kpictorial is a KDE-based puzzle game that tests logical thinking abilities.
The kpictorial project is a logic game designed specifically for KDE users, where the objective is to reconstruct a black and white picture by using the number of contiguous black blocks given for each row and column. While this may sound easy, it certainly is not.
An added bonus is the ability to use the 1bit indexed color palette xmp and xbm files created by the gimp. To play kpictorial, you will need to ensure that you have the following software requirements covered: KDE > 3.0.0 with all headers and QT > 3.0.0 with all headers.
In the latest release of kpictorial, the developers have added a much sought-after undo feature as well as a save option to the kdf file format, which saves your progress and solutions to what you have already solved. This adds another level of ease to the gameplay, allowing users to easily backtrack and pick up where they left off.
Overall, kpictorial is a solid logic game that challenges you to think critically and methodically. With its user-friendly interface, it's a great addition to any KDE user's game library.
An added bonus is the ability to use the 1bit indexed color palette xmp and xbm files created by the gimp. To play kpictorial, you will need to ensure that you have the following software requirements covered: KDE > 3.0.0 with all headers and QT > 3.0.0 with all headers.
In the latest release of kpictorial, the developers have added a much sought-after undo feature as well as a save option to the kdf file format, which saves your progress and solutions to what you have already solved. This adds another level of ease to the gameplay, allowing users to easily backtrack and pick up where they left off.
Overall, kpictorial is a solid logic game that challenges you to think critically and methodically. With its user-friendly interface, it's a great addition to any KDE user's game library.
What's New
Version 0.9.1: N/A