Nonogram-Number Games

Puzzle Matrix Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Embark on a captivating journey of logical deduction and artistic creation with 'Nonogram-Number games'! Immerse yourself in the world of pictorial puzzles, also known as Nonograms or Griddlers, where strategic thinking meets creative flair.

Challenge your mind with a variety of puzzle sizes, ranging from 5x5 to 20x20 grids, each offering a unique level of complexity. Decode the enigmatic clues provided by the numbers at the top and side of the grid to unveil intricate pixel art designs.

With over ten thousand meticulously crafted puzzles, your journey through Nonogram's pixel realm promises endless hours of captivating gameplay. Engage in themed puzzle packs, explore large interconnected images formed by solving small puzzles, and revel in the satisfaction of completing each challenging puzzle.

Put your puzzle-solving skills to the test as you delve into the world of Nonograms, refining your logical thinking. 'Nonogram-Number games' offers a delightful blend of brain-teasing challenges and artistic expression, providing a unique and rewarding gaming experience.

Download now to enjoy the perfect fusion of puzzle-solving and pixel art creation, and embark on a journey of cerebral exploration that promises fun and brain exercise in equal measure.

Ratings and reviews

I was actually planning on giving a 5 star review, but I just did a factory reset on my phone and there doesn't appear to be a way to retrieve my stats. I don't recall which level I was on, butI had completed several puzzles, including both the Transportation and Market packs. I had also completed several of the large pictures

I love nonogram puzzles. However, this is not a game. It is full of ads. I would say that it is an ad game with a puzzle thrown in. You can buy out of ads for $4.99 a week. Yes, you get other stuff. However, it isn't worth it. Most games allow for going ad-free from $2.99 to $5.99. This game doesn't, and with how easy it is, $4.99 a week is definitely NOT worth it.

It's okay. I prefer doing the big puzzles instead of the levels because the levels are too easy and just look like hyper pixilated pictures. But if you run out of lives, you get punished with an ad, and then if you want to continue the game where you left off, you have to watch another ad. Half the time, the ads cut the sound of the music I'm listening to, so it's annoying. I get it. That's how you make your money, but they're annoying.

What’s new

Bug fixed.