- Free
- No download
- Works on phones
About the game
Numbers along the top and left edge of a grid are the only hints in Nonogram. Each one counts a block of squares that get filled in that row or column, so your job is to work out where those blocks sit and shade them in until a pixel picture shows up.
Pick a difficulty before you start, then move line by line, filling only what the clues prove. Comparing a row with its column is how the picture slowly comes into view. Nothing needs guessing, which keeps it calm for a short break.
How to play
- Read the numbers above each column and beside each row.
- Every number is one run of filled squares; separate runs need at least one empty square between them, so 3 1 means three filled, a gap, then one.
- Click or tap a square to fill it, and clear it again if the numbers don't back it up.
- Work from the clues alone, checking rows against columns, and never guess.
