[Edaily Reporter An Yu-ri ] Com2uS Holdings(063080)announced on the 22nd that “ARRKKA” will officially launch its brain-teaser mobile puzzle game “ColorSweeper,” currently under development, in global markets on July 2.
“ColorSweeper” is a new game that combines the core mechanics of the classic games “Minesweeper” and “Nonogram.” Players progress by interpreting clues provided in the form of numbers and colors to fill in the grid. Its most distinctive feature is that it completely eliminates the element of “guessing” that relies on luck, and is designed so that every stage can be solved solely through clear reasoning and logic. This maximizes the sense of intellectual accomplishment users feel as they work toward finding the correct solution.
During the soft launch prior to the official release, the game received recognition for its solid gameplay, particularly among users in North America, where the puzzle genre is highly popular. Notably, it recorded high retention rates, with users who played the game once continuing to play over the long term rather than stopping after a single session, thereby proving its unique gameplay and the inherent fun of puzzles.
Com2uS Holdings plans to target puzzle enthusiasts worldwide—including in North America, Europe, and Asia—by leveraging an intuitive game structure that minimizes reliance on text. To ensure a seamless experience for global users, the game supports a total of 12 languages, including English, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese.
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