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As a teenager, I loved solving Nonograms in puzzle magazines on train rides or when I was bored, they are the perfect time killer. Somehow I forgot about them b
by phforms 3y ago
As a teenager, I loved solving Nonograms in puzzle magazines on train rides or when I was bored, they are the perfect time killer. Somehow I forgot about them but recently rediscovered them through a Twitter post, which was a real pleasure.
The linked website seems to be very nice, especially since there is a community aspect to it, where people can send in their own puzzles (it seems like).
My recent goto app for Nonograms is https://nonograms-katana.com https://nonograms-katana.com , which works great on browsers and mobile alike with lots of well thought-out features (e.g. it asks you if you want cells automatically crossed out if a line is complete) and beautiful artwork, good interaction, etc.
- sogen 3y agoBeen playing it since I read your recommendation, nice, but as others commented, I might need to move to the tablet to continue with the larger ones. Thanks again !
- uoaei 3y agoThis one was always my favorite app but I had to move to a tablet once I got above 35x35 or so. Couldn't stand all the scrolling around.
- Noumenon72 3y agoI bought a tablet with a stylus just to play this game. (Samsung Galaxy Tab) The UI is the most convenient I could imagine.
- TylerE 3y agoThe one thing I really wish with Katana is that it had some accessibility options. The stylized font and less-than-ideal contrast aren't super readable, at least for me.
- gilcot 3y agoUsing the same app daily here.