Nonogram
Fill the squares with the numbers as your guide. Every picture can be solved with logic alone, and it ends as a real photo.
The daily nonogram The first daily nonogram comes soon. Play3 sizes
- 10×10 A short one, for a small break.
- 15×15 The daily size, about ten minutes.
- 20×20 The most detail, for a slow moment.
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How to play
- The numbers say how many squares in a row to fill in each line, in that order.
- Tap to fill, tap again to mark ×, a third tap to clear. Drag to fill a line.
- A line’s numbers turn grey when it is right. Finish them all to see the photo.
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About
Nonograms are picture logic puzzles. The numbers beside each row and above each column tell you how many squares to fill in that line. Each puzzle is made from our own photos and comes in three sizes: 10x10, 15x15 and 20x20. There is no guessing needed, because every picture can be solved with logic alone. There are no lives and no mistakes counter, so you can take your time. Use the free Undo whenever you like. Each step is small and calm, and the picture slowly appears as you work. It is a good way to enjoy a quiet coffee break. The Games Nook also offers a daily 15x15 puzzle, the same for everybody, which resets at local midnight.
How to play
Tap a square once to fill it. Tap it again to mark it with a cross, and tap a third time to clear it. Use the numbers on each row and column to find which squares to fill. When a line's numbers turn grey, that line is correct. Helpers can fill one line for you or show the wrong squares.
Tips
Start with the rows and columns that have the biggest numbers. Look for lines where the numbers almost fill the whole length. Use the cross mark to note squares you are sure are empty. Use Undo freely, and remember there is no penalty for a wrong move.