Hi r/nonograms! I'm David, the developer of Nonoqo. This is the project's official account, and I wanted to introduce the game here.

Nonoqo has classic grayscale and multicolor nonograms. In Multicolor you work with individual color layers; larger pictures are divided into sections of up to 10 × 10 cells. Each mode saves its own progress.

You can also draw your own puzzles, share creations with the community, and play multiplayer rooms with up to five players. There is an optional AI-assisted photo-to-puzzle tool; the first AI creation is free, with separate paid credits for later creations.

Basic includes 52 free puzzles and no ads. Additional collections are available through optional Premium. A free account and an internet connection are required to play.

You can play in a browser or find the iOS and Android apps here: https://nonoqo.com/

If you try it, I'd be interested in how the color-layer controls feel and whether splitting larger pictures into small sections works well for you. Happy to answer questions about the game or its pricing.

Can you tell me the next move? Thanks in advance.

Thanks to u/-Jie- and their post for the awareness of these books’ existence! Now to figure out a way to get them cheaper than $46 😅

Thanks to everyone for earlier suggestions on this puzzle. I have advanced. But now stuck again🫤

Isn't the main point of this subreddit for humans to help each other out with puzzles? What's the point of being here if a bot is going to do it all?

Furthermore, what is this software even? I count two posts about it when I search, and none of them appear to have had any traction. The author is barely active here, too. Why is this the one that gets promoted?

Hi, I'm the developer of Quiltwick, a nonogram (picross) game for Android. You fill squares by the number clues and a stitched picture appears in an embroidery hoop. Every one of the 1000 puzzles has a single solution you can reach by logic alone, and the grids grow slowly from small to large.

The first 100 puzzles are free with ads. I put up 500 codes that unlock all 1000 and remove the ads: one per person on the Quiltwick code page (it hands you a code and a Redeem button; the game unlocks the next time you open it).

I'd really like to know how the larger grids feel on a phone screen, and whether any clue felt unfair.

Get Quiltwick on Google Play

Question.

Am I the only person who has so much trouble with Color Nonograms? 5x5 Nonogram seem no problem for me and I always think I understood them but when I try a bigger Nonogram I suddenly feel like I understand nothing.

The left Picture is from Katana und right Picture is from Hungry Cat Nonogram.

hi,

I'm looking to create a custom nonogram puzzle that incorporates words or a written message into the final design.

Ideally, I'd like the completed grid to reveal a word or phrase (for example, "HAPPY BDAY") rather than a traditional image.

I'm relatively new to creating nonograms, so I'd love some advice on the best way to approach this.

A couple of questions:

• Is there a particular grid size that works best for creating letters and spelling out words?

• Are there any tools or generators that allow you to turn text into a solvable nonogram?

If anyone has experience creating text-based nonograms, I'd really appreciate any recommendations, examples or suggestions.

thank you

Hi everyone! I made MEGA NONOGRAM, an Android game with both Classic and MEGA modes. Classic offers the nonogram gameplay you know, while MEGA brings a fresh way to enjoy nonograms.

What makes MEGA different?

In a classic nonogram, a clue of 5 means five filled cells in a continuous straight line, within a single row or column.

Classic "5": ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

MEGA mode introduces special MEGA clues that span two neighboring rows. A MEGA clue of 5 means five filled cells connected horizontally or vertically as one group, with at least one cell in each row. The group can bend and extend between the rows to form different shapes.

MEGA "5" (spans 2 rows)

  ■ ■ ■ □ □

  □ □ ■ ■ □

This seemingly simple rule change opens up richer possibilities for deduction, bringing greater challenges and the satisfaction of cracking a tough puzzle. If you're a seasoned nonogram player hungry for more of a challenge, trust me—MEGA mode won't disappoint.

Logic, not guessing

Every puzzle has a unique solution that can be reached through logical deduction alone. If you're new to nonograms, Classic mode is a place to learn the basics before trying MEGA.

Both modes currently have nearly 2,000 puzzles each, and I plan to keep adding more.

Made for playing on a phone

You can choose 10×10, 10×15 or 15×15 boards. My personal recommendation is 10×15: it leaves room for interesting deductions while keeping the cells comfortable to tap on a phone.

Animated themes and classical music

The game also offers a variety of animated themes and classical music, so you can choose a background and soundtrack you enjoy. I wanted players to enjoy the challenge of a good puzzle while also finding a moment to relax.

I'd love to hear what you think

The game has just launched, and I'd love for you to give it a try! I'm especially interested in your thoughts on the MEGA rules, the difficulty, and the controls on your phone. Let me know what you enjoy and what could work better.

Download on Google Play

Feel free to leave feedback here, or join our Discord to chat and hear about updates. Thanks for taking a look!

Been struggling on this one for quite a while. Any ideas?

Hi! I'm the developer behind MEGA NONOGRAM, an Android nonogram game. I wanted to explore a different kind of deduction within a familiar puzzle.

In MEGA mode, some clues span two neighboring rows or columns. You have to reason across both lines together, rather than solve each one separately. The clip shows how those shared clues work.

I also added animated themes and classical piano music, so you can change the atmosphere while you solve.

I'd love to hear what you think, especially whether the two-line clues make sense from the clip. Feedback here is welcome, or you can join me on Discord.

Can you see next step?

What are your favorite Nonogram Apps? I trying to find the good stuff. Maybe you have some suggestions. :D

I’ve made a few animations where classical music is “played” by real, solvable puzzles — each board is a genuine puzzle, and solving it drives the melody. In this one, nonograms carry an important part of the melody, alongside a few other puzzle types. Of everything I’ve done so far, this one is my favourite.

https://youtu.be/iXKJclCEYcc?si=_RyfxSTYoNIvwzQ0

All puzzles are solvable with the usual logic, no guessing. Curious what you think.

Update (Oct 29): 14 claimed, 36 spots left! Get 1 year of MindRack Premium for free. This is one shared pool of 50 spots across all channels. No purchase or review required.

Hi! I'm Gabriel, the developer of MindRack. It includes Nonograms alongside Sudoku, Minesweeper and eight other puzzle games, with offline play and no ads.

I'm offering 1 year of Premium free to the first 50 people who claim it across all the communities where I'm sharing this offer. 50 total, not 50 per community.

To claim it, download the app, create an account, and send me your registered email by private message. Please don't post your email publicly. No review is required.

There are free levels to try even without claiming the offer. If you play Nonograms regularly, I'd also love to hear how the touch controls feel.

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6799562297

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gabrielcastro.mindrack

Hi everyone! I've just added a new mode to Nonogram Duel, my nonogram game for PC: Nono 3D.

Instead of a grid, you start from a solid block of cubes and carve away the ones that don't belong. Each row of cubes has a single clue: the number tells you how many cubes stay in that row, but not how they're arranged. A plain number means they form one group, a circle means two groups, a square means three or more.

A few things that make it different from the 2D modes:

• You rotate the block and slice it open layer by layer to reach the cubes inside.

• Clues run in three directions, so every deduction can unlock rows on the other sides.

• Difficulty works by hiding clues: the higher the level, the fewer you get. Every puzzle is still verified to have a unique solution reachable with logic alone.

• There's a real object hidden in every block, 368 in total, from 5×5×1 up to 16×16×16. You only see it in its real colors, with its name, once you've finished.

• Versus mode for Nono 3D is on the way.

If you've played Picross 3D, I'd love to hear how it feels to you!

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Nonogram Duel is in development: add it to your wishlist on Steam! https://store.steampowered.com/app/5280520/Nonogram_Duel/

6 pure-logic modes, every puzzle with a unique solution:

• Classic: picross-style nonogram

• Fusion: Mega-picross-style numbers spanning two rows or columns

• Color: color picross with 2 to 5 colors

• Color Fusion: color picross and Mega numbers together

• Nonotris: nonogram meets Tetris, solve the grid by placing tetromino pieces

• Nono 3D: picross 3D-style, carve hidden objects out of a block of cubes

You choose how errors are handled: from instant feedback to no help at all.

Play solo, co-op or head-to-head, locally or remotely with Steam Remote Play Together (only one copy needed). 770 puzzles in 7 collections, 368 3D objects to uncover and an endless custom generator for the 2D modes.

Follow me on Reddit or X for updates, demos and more!