Fellow nonogram afficionados, can anyone see the next move here? 🤔
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Second column, 5 / 5 ;)
Ahh... sorry, thought there was a 5 / 5 in ONE column, I misread.
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That IS a tricky one. Are we sure it can be solved logically? To me it looks like not enough information is available.
May I ask: What website/software are you using?
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Thanks for checking! This is from PictoQuest, Turquoise Cove level 8.
You can use a potion that reveals a part of the solution if you're stuck, but that feels like cheating to me. :/
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I would feel the same. However, I think in this case the game is cheating because that seems like you have to guess the next step.
Hmm....
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Ouch, that looks rough. I'd probably try an assumption, probably on that 3/5 line, that it's where the '3' starts.
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2nd to 4th columns (5,5,4) can not be in the bottom part
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The only thing I can do is to make a assumption on the line "4 6" and confirm 4❌.
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those double fives in the left columns, you have two choices, top or bottom fill, you could pick a path, go forward until you find an impossible choice and then you backtrack.
Below pic shows what happens when I picked bottom, dead end, so it must be top fill.
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Thank you! Indeed, I came to a similar conclusion with the 3rd & 4th rows from the bottom (3 1 2). The two blocks already drawn can either be part of the 3, or the 2. If you assume it's the 2, then you get the same situation as yours: where if you continue, you will see it is impossible.
Odd though that it requires you to work a few steps ahead. Especially since you immediately get punished when you make a mistake, so you can't draw it out to test. Seems like a ""bug"" with this puzzle to me.
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It can be worked out logically. The Xs on row 9 split the left side of the grid into top and bottom. The 5 of column 2 could go to either part. The left most number of row5 is 3 and all but the last row of the bottom part has a number ≥ 3. So which ever part column 2 goes, column 3 and 4 will follow. Looking at the three columns together and the left most numbers of the bottom rows, can you see what I said?
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Yes, now I understand what you mean. But I would still argue that requires thinking further ahead than normal. :)
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Calculate the position of the red line first, and then you can figure out the rest by slowly reasoning.
Image 1: Example
Image 2: End
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Week 17 puzzle added!
2 days left for Week 13 puzzle
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Bump for week 17 and FSpectro nonograms solved <3
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bump for week 17 and bonus puzzles up to this point :)
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RosimInc's 2025 Nonogram Café
Announcements
2025-01-07 - New code update!
I have updated the game with many improvements! See this post for details!
2025-01-02 - 2025 Edition Begins!
Hello everyone!
First of all Happy New Year to everyone, I wish you all a lovely 2025 <3
Back in 2020, I made the first version of the Nonogram Café, it was a lot of fun but it was quite tedious to create and play the puzzles.
A week ago I started looking at different alternatives online, and finally gave up, and made my own creator and player instead.
So I officially present to you my fully online, fully interactive nonogram player! ^^
Which comes with a nonogram creator, naturally. Look below for the link to it!
I will post a new nonogram weekly, leading to a giveaway each. Giveaways will end one week after the next for fun all year round!
Now you get to play; let's get cracking!™ ;)
Weekly Puzzles
The links below contain everything you need to access the giveaways I made.
Bonus Puzzles
More Info
Infos on the puzzles and creator here.
Past puzzles here
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