A short Nonogram puzzle game with a few handmade levels or the option to play randomly generated levels. The project is not finished but still playable with 13 levels.

Controls:

  • Use your mouse to navigate menus
  • In the Campaign, click on the '?' tiles to start an unsolved Nonogram
    • Sometimes this is a bit buggy and you have to change the position where you click
  • Nonogram controls:
    • WASD to move
    • Mouse wheel to zoom in or out
    • Left click to fill or unfill cells
    • Right click to cross out or remove crosses of cells
    • Middle mouse click to mark cells/unmark them

Tip: In the campaign, start with the smaller question marks, as they are easier levels.

Disclaimer: MacOS and Linux build have not been tested.

StatusOn hold
PlatformsHTML5, Windows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorCenti Games
GenrePuzzle
Made withUnity
TagsCasual, griddler, Nonogram, Picross, Simple
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsMouse
AccessibilityColor-blind friendly, High-contrast

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Nonogame for Windows 64 bit 28 MB
Nonogame for Linux (untested) 29 MB
Nonogame for macOS (untested)

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When I click on a level that I have already completed, the text is not centered and is partially outside the text box

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oh, yeah, sorry about that. The game is in a prototype stage, and I probably will not continue working on it to be honest, but thanks for letting me know anyway in case I change my mind!

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One of the campaign levels(the frontmost one) appears to have multiple solutions.

I inputted the following and it greyed out all numbers without solving


0011110000

0100111000

0001011100

0000100110

1000000010

1001111010

1010000110

1000000110

1100010101

0010000110

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Oh!! You are totally right, that level has multiple valid solutions apparently, but the game only recognizes one. I am very sorry for this, didn't notice it during play-testing. Thanks for playing and informing me about it though! Also this shows that some sort of labeling of the levels is kind of necessary.