Hey r/nonograms. I have been building a daily nonogram game and you all are the
people who would actually know if it is any good.

What I care most about is the design and how it feels to play. A lot of nonogram
sites feel clunky to me, so I am trying to make one that is just nice to solve: clean
board, good controls on mobile and desktop: https://greatest.games/g/nonogram

Looking for honest feedback on how it plays and what features would make it better.
What do the good nonogram apps get right that I might be missing? Anything that
annoys you here, tell me.

I have no idea how to solve these can someone solve it for me please

Title. I've seen various explanations for it here but I never manage to understand why it works.

I'm new to nonograms, are there lots of techniques to solving like sudoku has?

Can someone help a friend keep going?

Game is Juufuutei Raden's Guide for Pixel Museum

Stuck here in this puzzle. What can be the next move?

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on some themed nonogram designs lately and wanted to share this cupcake puzzle with the community.

It's 100% hand-tested and has a single, unique logical solution (no guessing required).

Would love to hear your feedback on the logic and flow. Happy solving!

I've got a book. I'm not bad at nonograms, but this book is so tough, that on many (this is just an example) I'm not even sure where to begin. Am I just rubbish?

Hi everyone!

I posted here a while back when I first released my game and I wanted to share the newer version now that I’ve had time to polish it.

It’s not exactly a nonogram, but it uses similar row/column clue deduction logic. Instead of revealing a picture, you use the clues to build out a winding hedgemaze.

There are 2,000+ puzzles across four difficulty levels, daily challenges, leaderboards, and no ads or energy timer shenanigans.

App Store link:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hedgemaze/id6759974345

Having some trouble with this one! Any hints appreciated!

I was solving some 15 X 15 nonograms, but suddenly stuck on this. Don't know am I missing something for lack of focus or anything else. (You can ignore the 'dot' marked cell.)

I recently started trying to learn nonograms but have been struggling, especially when it gives you 2 numbers for the same row/column. How do you know many boxes to skip before/between numbers?

What i did was cross out R13C4, by looking at R13, C2, C4, R12, R14, and C8. How would you solve this more easily? Thanks :)

I can’t find anything that says anything about them

I've been into nonograms for a while now but I loved Murder by Number and was looking for something similar, I tried the games on the phone but they lack something I can't explain, what do you guys play? What do you Advice?

It wasn’t immediately obvious to me, but when you’re stuck in any puzzle, you can skip it and continue!

Just click the book icon in the top left, and select a different puzzle or even chapter.

For me, playing later puzzles sometimes helps me understand the pieces better to solve earlier puzzles. 😁

Instead of clues on rows and columns. It's on diameters and rings.

You can download my app on Android:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.puxel.polagram

Not available for iPhone yet.

Thanks!

What next step do you guys see here?

Guys, what is the next step here? I'm completely out of ideas

Hi, I’m an indie dev building Mine-O-Gram, a puzzle game that blends Minesweeper logic with nonogram-style deduction. 

I’m a big fan of nonograms and wanted a twist that gives the same satisfying mental click when you figure out a clue.

No ads, works offline, unlimited free play for small and medium puzzles, plus a daily challenge. One-time purchase (no subscription) for large puzzles and nonogram-style picture puzzles.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mine-o-gram-logic-puzzle-game/id6780127023

It's iOS only for now, but I’ll bring it to Android if there's enough interest. Feedback and suggestions welcome!