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Sunroom Nonograms

By Partech Systems

Fill in the squares. Find the picture.

Picture logic puzzles in large print, with free hints that explain why, no timer and no ads that interrupt a puzzle.

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A hint on the light Daylight look reading "Column 4's 9 can only sit within squares 2 to 10, to cover the filled squares. Wherever it sits, squares 2, 3 and 6 to 9 are filled", with the squares outlined in blue dashes and buttons to close it or do it

A 10 by 10 puzzle part done on the Steel blue look, dark filled squares on off-white paper, the current row and column shaded with their clues on yellow, finished clues crossed out, and big Fill and Mark empty buttons below

Why it’s different

Picture puzzles you don’t have to squint at

Squares you can see

The squares and clue numbers are as big as your screen allows, in a typeface made for low vision. The row and column you're on are shaded and their clues sit on yellow, and finished clues are crossed out.

Tap to fill

Tap a square to fill it, or switch the big button at the bottom to Mark empty (×). Nothing needs a long press, and you can drag along a row to fill several at once.

Hints that explain

A hint outlines the next squares you can work out and says why in plain words. Three hints in each puzzle are free, then a short ad of your choice gives another. Undo is always free.

Fair puzzles, 236 pictures

Every puzzle has exactly one answer and can be solved by logic alone. The pictures are all original, from 5 × 5 to 15 × 15, in order of difficulty.

Today's puzzle

One 8 × 8 picture a day, the same for everyone, to solve at your own pace.

See it

Three looks, five sizes

The High contrast look, white squares and yellow highlights on black, with Mark empty switched on — **High contrast**White and yellow on black for the strongest contrast.

The finished sheet showing a thatched cottage in colour, the words Finished and 1 hint, and a button for the next picture — **Finished**The picture appears in colour, with its name.

Your pictures, a grid of finished 5 by 5 pictures in colour such as a candle, a flag, a crown and a top hat, with numbered dashed squares for the ones not yet drawn — **Your pictures**Every picture you've finished, in colour.

How it plays

Sunroom Nonograms is the picture logic puzzle laid out to be easy on the eyes. Each row and column has a clue, the lengths of its blocks of filled squares, and when every square is right a picture appears in colour. The squares and clue numbers are as big as your screen allows, in a typeface designed for readers with low vision. Tap a square to fill it, or switch to Mark empty to cross out the ones you know are blank.

Every puzzle has exactly one answer and can be solved by logic alone. When you're stuck, a hint outlines the next squares you can work out and tells you why in plain words. Undo is unlimited, and there's no clock and no mistake limit.

There are 236 original pictures, from a 5 × 5 candle to a 15 × 15 lighthouse at dusk, three looks to choose from (Steel blue, light Daylight and High contrast), and a puzzle of the day, the same for everyone.

Tips

How to play well

Start with the big numbers
A 7 in a row of 8 squares must cover the middle 6, wherever it sits. Fill those first.
Look for 0 and full lines
A clue of 0 means the whole line is empty. A clue that adds up to the whole line, like 4 1 in a row of 6, fills it exactly.
Mark the empty squares
Switch to Mark empty (×) and cross out squares you know are blank. The crosses make the next steps easier to see.
Stuck? Ask for a hint
The hint outlines the squares to look at and tells you why. Read the reason before you fill them in, and the next one comes easier.

Questions

Asked and answered

Is Sunroom Nonograms free? Are there ads?

Yes, it's free to play in your browser. An ad never interrupts a puzzle, and there are no banners. Your first ten puzzles have no ads at all; after that an ad may appear between puzzles, at most once every ten puzzles and never twice within five minutes. The first three hints in each puzzle are free; after that, you can watch a short ad for another hint if you choose. Undo never needs an ad.

How do I play?

Each row and column has a clue, the lengths of its blocks of filled squares, in order. "3 1" means a block of 3, a gap of at least one square, then a block of 1. Fill the right squares and the picture appears.

Does every puzzle have one answer?

Yes. Every picture was checked by a solver to have exactly one answer, reached by working along the rows and columns, so you never have to guess.

Why can't I choose the biggest pictures?

Only sizes whose squares stay at least 30 pixels across are offered. A small phone gets 5 × 5 and 8 × 8, a larger phone adds 10 × 10, and 12 × 12 and 15 × 15 need a tablet or a computer.

Is there a timer?

No. Nothing in the game is timed, and there's no mistake limit.

Will I lose my puzzle if I leave?

No. Your puzzle is saved after every move, so you can close the page or take a call and carry on later.

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