I also noticed that if I moved my cursor over a square for too long, the game would fill it in without me clicking on it. If I didn't remove my fingers right away, the app would fill in the next square as I hovered over it. I would use two-fingers to fill a square and then move to the next square. I repeatedly had difficulty selecting squares to color on my Mac (2013 MacBook Air). The biggest disadvantage I found was with the controls - the app was originally built for touchscreen gameplay and the controls did not carry over well to the cursor-driven interaction on the Mac. This makes the game even more enjoyable, as you can finish off a painting on your Mac while you wait for a file to download. The biggest advantage is that it is easy to sync games across devices. The Mac version appears to be a straight port from the iOS version, which brings with it some advantages and some disadvantages. The Mac version also uses iCloud sync to save game progress so you can start a game on a Mac and end it on your iPad. The app supports up to six profiles, allowing each member of a household to play at their own pace.

Each room gets increasingly difficult as the puzzles get larger and the patterns that you paint more complex. There are 140 paintings to solve and 14 rooms to unlock. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.

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