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How to Play Nonograms

**Check Back For New Patterns Daily** A Nonogram is a logic puzzle where you reveal a hidden pixel-art picture by shading cells in a grid, using only the number clues on the left of each row and the top of each column. Basic Rules Each number tells you how many cells in that row/column must be filled (shaded black), in a row, in that exact order. There must be at least one empty cell between separate groups of filled cells. Example: The clue “3 1” for a row means: three filled cells in a row, then at least one empty, then one more filled cell (like ●●● ○ ●). If a row/column has no numbers, it must stay completely empty. Your goal: figure out exactly which cells are filled and which are empty, so the picture matches all clues perfectly. Tap Once → places a black fill (definitely filled) Tap Twice → places a “maybe” mark This means “this cell might be filled – I’m considering it”.