Secret Picture- Nonogram Puzzle #2, Paint by Numbers puzzle known also as "Japanese puzzle" or Nonogram. To reveal a hidden picture fill-in cells by color or left them blank. Use numbers on the left and on the upper side of the grid. These numbers show how many cells are filled-in in succession, and between sets there is at least one blank cell. So combine this information and define colors of cells.Login to submit your scores
Secret Picture- Nonogram Puzzle #2
Secret Picture- Nonogram Puzzle #2, Paint by Numbers puzzle known also as "Japanese puzzle" or Nonogram. To reveal a hidden picture fill-in cells by color or left them blank. Use numbers on the left and on the upper side of the grid. These numbers show how many cells are filled-in in succession, and between sets there is at least one blank cell. So combine this information and define colors of cells.Related Best Free Online Games
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