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Solve nonograms offline, reveal pictures and build your mosaic collection
Every solved nonogram reveals a picture. In Nonogram Color, follow number clues to uncover hidden images and build your own mosaic collection. A grid of squares slowly becomes a leaf, a flower or a butterfly. Read the clues beside each row and column, choose a shade and fill the correct squares. Mark the squares that should stay empty. Piece by piece, the image takes shape, until you find that satisfying final detail. These nonogram puzzles add another layer to familiar picture logic: every group has both a length and a shade. Groups of the same shade need at least one empty square between them; groups in different shades can touch. Simple rules leave plenty to think about. New to nonograms? Learn as you play with the tutorial and start with small pictures. Discover which squares you can fill with confidence. If the next move is unclear, use a hint with an explanation. Already enjoy logic puzzles? Try uncovering the picture on your own. Each completed mosaic stays in your collection. Discover flowers, plants and animals, work through themed sets and revisit the pictures you have earned. The squares look like little ceramic tiles, making the finished image as enjoyable to look at as it is to solve. Solve puzzles offline at home, on a journey or during a break. There is no timer: take your time with a tricky section, put the game down and continue where you left off. Nonogram Color is a logic game for anyone who enjoys finding patterns in numbers and watching a picture emerge. Set everyday tasks aside, focus on one puzzle and add another mosaic to your collection. Solve the next nonogram and discover the picture hidden behind the numbers.
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Low confidence49
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$0
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Ads
$11
$5 – $22
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Total
$11
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