Lizzi Crossing

Great concept, could be something very neat with a bit more polish and better controls/marking options

So, like, when's the Android release? 😐
This shit's too addictive fun to restrict to desktops and laptops.

Hi! We played your game on stream and really enjoyed it!

It'd be great a nice convenience feature to mark a number in some way (circle it I guess) to indicate it's been accounted for with my ?'s and !'s. :|

I'm only on the 2nd level and enjoying the mild stress so far. Thanks.
Got a soundtrack recommendation for it, though? 👀

edit: Yo, it's been over 4hrs and I'm still playin' this damn game. :x

I like the concept a ton, but honestly part of me wishes you didn't move around or try to find an exit, cause when its a bit harder its really fun to think through, but a lot of the times ill just start clearing out 0 blocks and just find the exit without even having to mark any bombs. id like if i could just have a mode where you just use your mouse and solve the whole board like normal minesweeper and nomogram and like some others have said, larger boards and maybe some minimal sounds could also be nice. i really do love the blend of the two though! i've played almost an hour of it already so i do like it. ^^

This game is really something special - with some additional difficulty (larger boards over time) and sound this would be an AMAZING experience. Consider adding some beeps and boops and sticking it on steam!

In case anyone got a Steam Deck and wanted to play some handheld Lizzi Crossing, it is possible! I hope these steps help:

1. In Desktop Mode, download Lizzi Crossing via a browser, as the Itch.io app won't allow you to get non-linux games. Extract it somewhere easy to find.
2. Open Discover app and search for Lutris, then install and open it. This will allow you to use Windows programs.
3. In Lutris, click the plus, then 'Add Locally Installed Game'. Choose 'Wine' as the Runner and in Game Options, Executable box, browse for the Lizzi Crossing exe where you extracted it.
4. You should now be able to play the game by launching in Lutris (I ignored a couple of errors which did not cause any problems).
5. It seems to work more smoothly when launched from Gaming Mode, and you are able to use Steam controller configurations too. To set this up, open Steam from Desktop Mode and add Lutris as a non-Steam game. You can then launch Lutris from Gaming Mode (you might need to change controller config to mouse and keyboard) and play Lizzi Crossing from here.