Nonogram Picture Cross Puzzles
iOS app by Vadim Akhmerov. Games · Vadim Akhmerov
- Store rating
- 4.23 / 5
- Store rating count
- 13
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 2.6
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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Store description excerpt
Nonogram: Picture Cross Puzzle is a classic Japanese logic game: follow the number clues, fill the grid, and watch a hidden pixel-art picture appear cell by cell. Solve nonograms (also known as picross, griddlers, hanjie or Japanese crosswords) anywhere — no Wi-Fi needed. Clear rules, smart hints and a smooth difficulty curve make it perfect for both beginners and logic-puzzle experts. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT ● Hundreds of hand-crafted pixel-art puzzles, from quick 5×5 grids to big 25×25 challenges ● Works fully offline — play on a plane, in the subway or at the beach ● Free to download and play ● Smart hints for the moments you get stuck ● Interactive tutorial: learn the rules in a minute ● Difficulty grows level by level — everyone can play ● Zoom and comfortable controls on large grids ● Progress saves automatically ● No time pressure: relax and think TRAIN YOUR BRAIN Nonogram puzzles are a great daily workout for logic, memory and concentration. A few minutes a day keeps your mind sharp — a calm alternative to sudoku and crossword puzzles. HOW TO PLAY ● Numbers on rows and columns show how many cells to fill ● Groups of filled cells are separated by at least one empty cell ● Mark empty cells with an X to keep track ● Complete the grid to reveal the pixel picture Whether you have five minutes in a queue or a long evening at home, Nonogram is the perfect way to unwind while keeping your brain in shape. Download now and reveal your first picture!
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