Nonogram
Picture logic puzzle game with dark and light themes and saved progress.
About Nonogram
Each puzzle starts as an empty grid of squares. Your job is to fill in the right cells using numbered clues along the rows and columns — cross-reference them carefully and a hidden pixel-art image gradually emerges. It sounds simple, but even small grids demand real logical deduction, and larger ones can keep you busy for a satisfying stretch.
This is a clean, focused take on the classic logic games format, with both dark and light themes so it's comfortable whether you're playing in a bright room or winding down at night. Progress is saved automatically, so there's no pressure to finish a puzzle in one sitting. If you enjoy this style of number-logic challenge, Launch Nonogram offers 40 hand-crafted puzzles worth checking out too.
It plays entirely with mouse clicks or taps — right-click (or long-press) marks a cell as empty, left-click fills it in, and that two-button rhythm quickly becomes second nature.
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How to use
• Goal: Fill in grid squares to reveal a hidden picture using number clues • Numbers on rows and columns show consecutive filled squares in that line • Left-click to fill a square black, right-click to mark with X (empty) • Click and drag to fill multiple squares quickly • Row clue "3 1 2" means three consecutive black squares, then at least one empty, then one black, then at least one empty, then two consecutive black squares • Use logic to determine which squares must be filled or empty • Cross-reference row and column clues to solve the puzzle • Complete the grid when all clues match your filled squares • Start with rows/columns that have large numbers or few gaps • Use X marks to track squares you know are empty
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