Nonogram
Description
Nonogram is a captivating picture cross puzzle with a vast collection of griddlers.
Challenge your mind with this easy-to-play logic puzzle, and become a real Nonogram master!
Join nonogram puzzle players all around the world, use logic to reveal pixel art pictures, and have fun with this picture game!
Nonogram highlights:
· Classic nonogram puzzle gameplay meets a clean design and a set of features to make your picture cross game varied and exciting. Find your favorite logic puzzle page, and play anytime, anywhere.
· Picture cross puzzles are a great tool to keep your mind active. Choose your difficulty level, and enjoy building a unique nonograms collection. Exercise your logical thinking and imagination at the same time!
· This logic game is great for whenever you need a break from your daily routine.
Challenge your mind with this easy-to-play logic puzzle, and become a real Nonogram master!
Join nonogram puzzle players all around the world, use logic to reveal pixel art pictures, and have fun with this picture game!
Nonogram highlights:
· Classic nonogram puzzle gameplay meets a clean design and a set of features to make your picture cross game varied and exciting. Find your favorite logic puzzle page, and play anytime, anywhere.
· Picture cross puzzles are a great tool to keep your mind active. Choose your difficulty level, and enjoy building a unique nonograms collection. Exercise your logical thinking and imagination at the same time!
· This logic game is great for whenever you need a break from your daily routine.
How to Play
The Goal:
- Fill in the correct squares to form a picture, using only the number clues - no guessing.
Understanding the Clues:
- Numbers appear at the top of each column and left of each row.
- Each number tells you how many consecutive filled squares appear in that row or column.
- Multiple numbers mean multiple groups, with at least one empty square between groups.
Example:
"3 1" means: three filled squares, at least one empty space, then one filled square.
- Fill in the correct squares to form a picture, using only the number clues - no guessing.
Understanding the Clues:
- Numbers appear at the top of each column and left of each row.
- Each number tells you how many consecutive filled squares appear in that row or column.
- Multiple numbers mean multiple groups, with at least one empty square between groups.
Example:
"3 1" means: three filled squares, at least one empty space, then one filled square.
