Pixtide: Nonogram Logic Puzzle

Pixtide is a calm nonogram puzzle game: the numbers along the edge of a grid tell you which cells to fill, and a picture appears as you solve. Nonograms are also known as griddlers, hanjie or Japanese crosswords. Every one of the 300 nonogram puzzles in Pixtide can be solved by logic alone, and the game plays fully offline. Never a guess, only logic Each cell follows from the clues you can already see, so there is never a moment where you have to guess and hope. A solver checks every nonogram before it ships, and a puzzle that would need a guess never reaches you. How to play a nonogram 1. The numbers beside a row list its runs of filled cells, in order, with at least one gap between them. A row marked 4 2 has four filled cells, a gap, then two more. 2. Tap a cell to fill it. Switch to the X tool, or long-press, to cross out a cell you have proved stays empty. 3. Drag along a row or a column to paint a whole run in one stroke. 4. Filling a cell the picture leaves empty is a mistake. There are no hearts and no limit: mistakes only cost stars, and you choose how they show. What is inside • 300 nonogram levels in 15 chapters: pets, kitchen, garden, sea, sky, toys, travel, music, sports, winter, fruit, tools, space, faces and symbols • 172 pictures to find, on 5x5, 10x10 and 15x15 boards, from quick small nonograms to big ones • A gallery that fills in as you solve: every picture you draw is kept with the day you found it • Daily Picture: one nonogram a day, the same for everyone, with a streak and a trophy for a complete month • Quick play on any size, against your own best time • Stars for every level: three for a flawless, unaided solve • Auto-cross finishes a line for you when you have placed all its cells, or turn it off and keep your own notes • Four looks: Paper, Night, Sand and Ocean, all easy on the eyes • Daily missions, a 7-day login calendar and achievements that pay coins • Pinch to zoom on big boards, with the clue numbers kept in view • Small download, plays fully offline Fair hints The first hint on every board is free. It points at a cell the clues already prove, so it teaches a step instead of handing you the answer. Later hints cost coins, and the game always asks first. No timer pressure There is a clock, but nothing depends on it except your own quick-play record. Take an hour over a 15x15 nonogram if you like. Undo is free and unlimited, and it takes back a whole stroke at a time. From your first nonogram to the big boards New to nonograms? Start on the small 5x5 boards, where every clue is easy to read, and move up to 10x10 and 15x15 when you are ready. Already a griddlers fan? The large boards and the Daily Picture keep a logic puzzle waiting for you every day. Pixtide is free to play, with optional coin packs. Looking for a relaxing brain game, an offline logic puzzle for the commute, or a picture puzzle where every board can be reasoned out? Install Pixtide and solve today's nonogram.