Look, let's be honest: Com2uS Holdings has finally broken the silence. On the 22nd, they confirmed that the mobile puzzle title ColorSweeper, currently being cooked up by developer ARRKKA, is set to land on our devices on July 2nd. The game's hook? It’s a rather cheeky fusion of the classic Minesweeper mechanics and the grid-filling logic of Nonograms.

In ColorSweeper, you are tasked with filling a grid by deciphering numerical and colour-coded clues. Mercifully, the developer has binned the luck-based guesswork; every stage is designed to be solved through pure, cold logic and your own deductive reasoning. It seems to have already charmed the puzzle-obsessed crowds during its soft launch in North America, so perhaps there is some substance here after all.

Com2uS Holdings is clearly banking on the game’s minimalist, text-free design to sweep up players across North America, Europe, and Asia. To ensure a smooth rollout for the global puzzle-solving masses, the game will be launching with support for 12 languages, including Korean, English, Japanese, and Chinese.