There's nothing finer than when a great game from years past gets an update out of the blue. That's the case today with the fantastic Picross game Paint it Back [Free], which originally launched way back in October of 2013 and hasn't seen an actual content update in nearly two years to the day. Developer Casual Labs rewrote the entire game in Unity and released it on Steam in October of last year, and this update is essentially that improved rewritten version, minus the Workshop level editor portion. That means that you can now play in Master difficulty in addition to Normal and Pro. As the puzzles in Paint it Back get larger, Normal would break them up into smaller 10x10 chunks, or 15x15 chunks in Pro. Master means that you'll be solving the whole enchilada all at once, none of that chunk business. Despite the cute graphics and overall charm of the game, the puzzles get absolutely brutal in the later portions so Master should be a nice incentive for the hardcore Picross solvers among us. Additional new features include Undo and Redo buttons, the ability to play in either landscape or portrait, MFi controller support, a Marks Mode that lets you make temporary marks on the board, a new achievement, and all sorts of other little nips and tucks that ensure the game runs solid. One of the awesome things about Paint it Back back in the day was that it was free to download with the first 30 levels available, and you could either choose to unlock each additional collection of leve...