Ant Picnic: Pixel Art Puzzle

Ant Picnic is a relaxed pixel-art puzzle where hungry ants reveal a picture one color at a time. Each level begins with a tiled image, and players choose color tiles from five slots to send a line of ants to eat matching pixels. Because ants can reach only the outer edge, pictures peel from the outside inward; colors beneath the surface stay locked until the covering pixels are cleared. Players need to plan which color to use and avoid filling all five slots with colors that cannot reach anything. The developer says the game includes 100 hand-drawn pictures, works offline, has no timer, and is free to play. It is designed for one-handed short sessions, though the description does not specify ads or optional purchases. Check current store details if you are choosing a game for a child or expecting an entirely ad-free experience.