Nonogram
About the Game
Japanese crosswords (nonograms) are a very fascinating type of graphic crosswords that develop logic, imaginative thinking and erudition. A Japanese crossword is a puzzle in which an image is encrypted using numbers. It is necessary to solve the code, determine the position of the necessary cells and paint over them, thereby obtaining a hidden picture.
How to Play
The numbers indicated on the left and top of the crossword puzzle describe groups of colored cells (consecutive, without gaps) horizontally and vertically, respectively. Moreover, the order of these numbers describes the order of arrangement of these groups, but where each group begins and ends is unknown (in fact, determining their position is the task of the puzzle).
Each individual number denotes a separate group of a given size (i.e., the number 5 denotes a group of five cells shaded in a row, 1 — a group of one single shaded cell). Between groups of the same color there must be at least one unshaded cell.
