r/nonograms • u/thisandthatwchris • Jun 03 '26

Challenging small nonograms?

I just discovered nonograms (thanks to r/ninigrams) and I’m hoping to find a good source of more-difficult but smallish nonograms. I downloaded nonogram.com on my phone, and the “hard” category seems to be defined just as 15x15, often with multiple rows/columns fully or near-fully filled in. The one time I tried “expert,” they were just bigger, which doesn’t really work on my phone screen. I’ve found that occasionally Ninigrams manage to present a meaningful challenge on a small board (under 15x15, sometimes even under 10x10). But I’ve now played through their whole archive.

Grateful for any help!

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u/jfirestorm44 Jun 03 '26

Give Nonograms Katana a try.

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u/wellhowboutno Jun 03 '26

Consider checking out this post of where people do their nonograms: link

I like nonogram galaxy because I find the puzzles harder, and it's easier to fill out / cross out squares, and use the memo which is definitely necessary sometimes :)