Puzzena: Nonogram & Tents

Eleven classic grid logic puzzles in one app: 32,000+ boards, up to 3,000 per type, each type as deep as an app that ships nothing else. Every board is verified before release: exactly one solution, solvable by pure deduction. You never have to guess. Choose a type, a grid size and a difficulty, or open today's daily puzzle and keep your streak going. WHY THESE PUZZLES ARE DIFFERENT • Exactly one solution, proven by a solver before the puzzle ever reaches your phone. • Solvable by logic alone. No puzzle needs a guess or a lucky branch. ELEVEN PUZZLE TYPES • Nonogram Use the number clues along the rows and columns to work out which cells are filled and which stay empty, until a hidden picture appears. Also known as hanjie, griddlers, picture cross, paint by numbers, japanese crossword or pixel puzzle. 2,330 pictures to uncover, each joining your gallery. • Tents & Trees Place exactly one tent next to each tree in the campsite. Match the tent counts for every row and column, and never let two tents touch, not even diagonally. • Shikaku Divide the whole board into rectangles. Each rectangle holds exactly one number, and its area equals that number. A rectangles puzzle, also known as divide by box, that rewards patient elimination. • Hitori Every cell starts with a number. Shade cells until no number repeats among the open cells of any row or column. Two shaded cells may never sit side by side, and every open cell must stay connected in one area. A japanese number puzzle solved entirely by elimination. • Light Up Place lamps until every floor cell is lit. A lamp lights its own cell and its line of sight until a wall blocks the beam. No two lamps may light each other, and a numbered wall must touch exactly that many lamps. • Bridges Link the islands with straight bridges. Each island takes as many bridges as its number, bridges never cross, and every island ends up connected. Also known as hashi or hashiwokakero. • Binary Puzzle Fill the grid with two values, keep every row and column balanced, avoid three of a kind in a row, and keep all completed rows and columns unique. Also known as binairo. • Dominoes Cover the number grid with dominoes, using every domino of the set exactly once. Also known as dominosa or domino puzzle. • Islands & Walls Each number is an island of that many cells; the rest is one connected wall with no 2x2 block. Also known as nurikabe. • Cross Sums Fill the white cells with digits 1 to 9 so every run adds up to the number in front of it, and never repeat a digit inside one run. Also known as kakuro. • Loop the Loop Join the dots into one closed loop that never crosses itself. Each number says how many of that cell's four sides the loop uses. Also known as slitherlink or fences. A DAILY PUZZLE THAT REMEMBERS One puzzle every day, chosen to match how you actually solve, so it grows with you. Your calendar shows the whole month, unbroken runs joined into a single streak, and a bronze, silver or gold badge for the month. INCLUDED • 32,000+ logic puzzles, up to 3,000 per type • Several grid sizes, from 8x8 to 25x25 • Five difficulty levels, from easy to master • Daily puzzle, streaks and a monthly calendar • Hints, mistake check, unlimited undo and redo • Pixel art gallery for solved Nonograms, with picture sharing • Statistics and achievements per puzzle type • Save and resume every unfinished board • Light, dark and sepia themes • Large text, high contrast and reduce motion support • Puzzles play offline, no wifi needed • No account, no sign-up Free: every easy and medium board, plus every Nonogram picture up to 15x15. A one-time Pro purchase unlocks the rest. A free day pass opens one locked board for the day, and every milestone earns 60 free minutes of Pro. If you enjoy grid puzzles, deduction games and brain teasers for adults, there are eleven ways in here. Choose a board, read the clues, follow the logic.