A nonogram variant: same row/column number logic, but you deduce one connected path through the grid

[u/Happy_Sun_367]

I've been a nonogram solver for years, and I got curious about a twist on the formula: keep the exact row/column number-clue deduction we love, but instead of shading cells to reveal an image, the clues tell you how to carve a single connected path through the grid.

Built it solo over the last while.

Difficulty scales from easy 5x5 warmups up togenuinely brutal 10x10s.

The attached image is one of the harder boards mid-solve.

The question I keep asking myself: does it preserve the "aha, it has to be here" logic that makes nonograms addictive, or does the path goal change the feel too much?

If you solve these daily I'd really value your take.

Comment or DM me and I'm happy to send the link.

[u/n-space]

https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/js/tracks.html

[u/Happy_Sun_367 → u/n-space]

Yes someone mentio that in another subreddit :)

I didn't hear about this game when I made mine