About this game
A nonogram is a grid with numbers along the edges. The numbers tell you which cells to fill, and step by step a pixel picture appears: an acorn, a leaf, a woodland animal. New to picross? A short tutorial explains the rules in a couple of minutes.
Every finished picture earns you wood, gold and acorns. Spend them on your treehouse: add new floors, furnish the rooms, buy frames and decorations.
Features:
• Grids from easy 5×5 to challenging — for beginners and experts
• No timers, no rush: solve at your own pace
• A treehouse that grows with your progress
• Plays well on desktop and phone
A calm game for people who love logic and cozy things.
How to play
Goal
A pixel picture is hidden in the grid. Fill the right cells using the numbers next to each row and column, and the picture appears.
Rules:
1. The numbers on the left and top show how many filled cells go in a row within that line.
2. Several numbers mean several groups, with at least one empty cell between them.
3. Example: "4 2" means four filled cells in a row, then at least one empty cell, then two more filled cells.
4. When all numbers in a row and column are satisfied, that line is correct.
Controls
• On desktop: left click fills a cell, right click marks it with an X.
• On mobile: switch between fill / X mode with the button under the grid and tap the cells.
• Use X marks for cells you know are empty — it keeps the grid easy to read.
Treehouse
Every solved picture earns wood, gold and acorns. Go to the treehouse, add floors, buy furniture and frames, and let squirrels move in.