Travel Mosaics 2: Roman Holiday

In the world of puzzle games, the picross/nonogram is as classic as a Sudoku or a Kakuro. The basic premise is always the same; you have a grid, with numbers assigned to each row and column that designate how many squares are filled in. Once you’ve completed the puzzle you end up with a pretty picture. The classic simplicity makes it easy to develop a nonogram game, but hard to do it in a way that impresses.

What can I say, if you didn't check out the original iteration of the game on Switch and love Picross-styled puzzles you've really been missing out...