12 to 16 yearsThinking Games8 minutes

Nonogram

The numbers at the edge reveal the picture. Fill the right squares.

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Thinking Games · 12 to 16 years

How to play Nonogram

  1. Read the numbers at the edge: 3 means three filled squares in a row.
  2. Tap a square to fill it, long press or right click to mark a cross.
  3. The picture is done when all clues are satisfied.
  4. Level 1 is 5 by 5, level 3 is 10 by 10.

Level

Instructions

How you play

  1. Read the numbers at the edge: 3 means three filled squares in a row.
  2. Tap a square to fill it, long press or right click to mark a cross.
  3. The picture is done when all clues are satisfied.
  4. Level 1 is 5 by 5, level 3 is 10 by 10.

Controls: Tap or mouse, arrow keys, Space and X.

What you train

Logical reasoning, Persistence, Visual thinking

The numbers beside every row and column tell you how many squares in a row are filled there. From these clues you rebuild a pixel picture. Squares can be filled or marked as empty, and a mistake counter keeps you honest.

Fact sheet

Age group
12 to 16 years
Category
Thinking Games
Duration
8 minutes
Levels
Easy, Medium, Hard
Keyboard
yes
Account
not needed

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