- February 29, 2024
- Oleg Sereda
Nonograms
85%Game Brain Score
graphics, optimization
music, story
85% User Score 52 reviews
Platforms
About
Nonograms is a relaxing puzzle game featuring logically solvable grids up to 35x35, with 20 initial and 400 DLC puzzles. It offers autofill, smooth animation, customizable music and backgrounds, and leaderboards. The game includes tutorials, easy-to-understand controls, and achievements for an engaging experience.





Audience ScoreBased on 52 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
- The game offers a pleasant and smooth gameplay experience, with every puzzle solvable by logic and no guessing required.
- Customization options are available, allowing players to toggle between monochromatic and colored puzzles, and the auto-fill feature is a helpful time saver.
- The free demo provides a solid introduction to the game, and the DLC offers additional puzzles at a fair price, making it a good value for fans of nonograms.
- Sound effects are poorly mastered and can be unpleasant, while the music quickly becomes repetitive.
- The hinting system can be inaccurate, leading to unsolvable puzzles, and the game lacks an undo feature for mistakes.
- The user interface can be confusing, especially with larger puzzles, and the game feels like a mobile port with some features poorly adapted for desktop play.
music
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game features four themed ambient tracks, including steampunk and Egyptian styles, which some players find lively and fitting. However, others criticize the sound effects for being poorly mastered and the music for becoming repetitive quickly, leading to a mixed reception overall.
“There are 4 sets of ambient music to choose from, each with their own theme like steampunk or Egyptian.”
“The puzzles are well crafted, the art is shiny enough, the music is lively.”
“Sound effects are badly mastered and hurt the ears; the music gets boring quickly, and the images are just blobs.”
“I always run videos along while playing games like this, so I turned the music down and can't say anything about it.”
“The music is lively, but it doesn't stand out in any meaningful way.”