Pixel Logic

About Pixel Logic

Pixel Logic is a free picture logic puzzle, also known as a nonogram or picture cross. Each puzzle is a grid with a hidden picture, and the numbers next to every row and above every column tell you how many squares are filled in that line, in order. A clue of 3 1 means a group of three filled squares, then at least one empty square, then one more filled square. Tap a square to fill it, and switch to the cross tool to mark squares you know are empty. Use the clues together: a big number in a short row must cover the middle, an empty column clears a whole line, and every square you are sure of helps solve the lines around it. When every line matches its clues, the picture is revealed: hearts, cats, rockets, trees and many more. Puzzles grow from five by five up to ten by ten, and every one can be solved by logic alone, without guessing. Each puzzle has a time limit shown by the bar at the top, and three wrong squares end the game too. If you run out of time or make three mistakes, you can resume once and keep going. Pixel Logic is calm, clever and great for training your brain.

How to play

• Tap a square to fill it
• Use the ✕ tool to mark empty squares
• Numbers = groups of filled squares, in order
• Fill every line to reveal the picture

Tips

• Start with the biggest numbers
• A line with 0 is all empty
• Mark empty squares with ✕ as you go
• Check rows and columns together

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