Ant Picnic: Pixel Art Puzzle

Hungry ants, 100 hand-drawn pixel pictures, no timers. Tap a tile, watch a picture vanish one color at a time.

Hungry ants. A picture made of pixels. Tap a color tile and watch the ants eat it, one color at a time.

Ant Picnic is a relaxing pixel art puzzle with no timer and nothing to rush. Five slots at the bottom of the screen hold your color tiles. Tap one, and a line of ants marches out to eat that many pixels of that color. Eat every pixel and the level is yours.

THE PICTURE IS THE PUZZLE Ants can only reach pixels on the outside edge, so every picture peels from the outside in. Colors buried inside stay locked until you eat the layer covering them. You only have five slots — if all five fill with colors that have nothing left to eat, the picture wins. Which color do you feed first? Which one do you hold back so it does not clog a slot? Every picture asks a different question.

100 PICTURES, DRAWN BY HAND Lemon ice cream, a crab, a pizza slice, a fried egg, an avocado, a cookie, watermelon, a kebab skewer, a hot dog, cherries, a poison mushroom, a white flower, a basketball, an autumn leaf — plus a penguin, a butterfly, a parrot, a frog, an octopus and a crew of tiny monsters. Every one is drawn pixel by pixel from an eight color palette.

FEATURES • No timer, no pressure — play at your own speed • Satisfying ant swarms that eat the picture pixel by pixel • One thumb, one tap, one hand • Works fully offline — no wifi needed • Free to play • Power-ups for stubborn pictures: the magnet and the vacuum • Earn coins and fill your picture collection

Calm on the surface, a real puzzle underneath. Tap a tile, let the ants loose, and eat the whole picture.