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Nonogram

Fill squares by the number clues on every row and column until a hidden picture appears. 16 pictures in 5×5, 8×8, and 10×10.

How to read Nonogram clues

Each number is one group of filled squares in a row, listed in the same order as in that row or column. "3 1" means three squares, then at least one empty square, then one square. Start with rows that have big numbers: a 5 on a 5×5 board fills the whole row. Mark squares you know are empty with ×. The check button tells you how many squares are still wrong.

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The numbers beside each row and above each column tell you the groups of filled squares, in order. "2 1" means 2 squares in a row, then a gap, then 1 square. Tap to fill. Long-press, right-click, or use × mode to mark squares you know are empty.

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1 1
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