Nonozle
HopefulToad · 2022 · Puzzle, Logic, Casual, Pixel Graphics, Minimalist
PC
Very Positive98% · 57
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About Nonozle
Nonozle is a game where you solve puzzles by filling in pixels to form an image. This style of puzzle is called a nonogram.
Each row and column of a nonogram has one or more number hints attached to it, and each number represents a contiguous group of filled in pixels. Using these hints, you can figure out which squares should be filled in and which ones should be blank, and thus fill in the puzzle one step at a time until it forms a complete image.
Supports up to 8K resolutions, as well as ultra-wide aspect ratios Arbitrarily high refresh rate support (240+) Chill electronic soundtrack Puzzle creation and sharing (via Workshop, clipboard, and file exporting)
Each row and column of a nonogram has one or more number hints attached to it, and each number represents a contiguous group of filled in pixels. Using these hints, you can figure out which squares should be filled in and which ones should be blank, and thus fill in the puzzle one step at a time until it forms a complete image.
Features
- 200 hand-made nonograms to solve, ranging in size from 5 by 5 to 25 by 25 (plus 100 abstract puzzles, for a total of 300)
- Play randomly generated puzzles for endless gameplay
- Solve puzzles in any order
- Unlimited undo and redo
- Many optional puzzle assists
- Automatic mid-puzzle progress saving
- Tutorials and step-by-step puzzle solution examples
- Mouse, keyboard, and controller support
- Highly customizable
- 15 built-in color themes
- Create your own color themes using the theme editor
- Numerous gameplay and appearance options
- Full control remapping
DLC & expansions
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Nonozle is highly praised by nonogram enthusiasts as one of the best experiences in the genre, featuring extensive customization options, around 300 handmade puzzles, Steam Workshop support, and excellent quality-of-life features that make it accessible and enjoyable for long play sessions. However, some players find the main menu interface confusing and unclear about how to start playing, and the inclusion of abstract puzzles without picture reveals may not appeal to those who value the visual payoff of traditional nonograms.
One of the best games I've ever played in the nonogram puzzle genre5 found this helpful
If you've never played this type of game before and are unfamiliar with nonograms/picross, there's a few free ones on Steam like Picross Touch and Picross for a Cause. You might consider trying those first to make sure you like this style of puzzle. If you are familiar with nonograms/picross and enjoy that type of puzzle, then you'll probably love this game. All the standard quality of life features are present along with a bunch of fun options. It took me ~38 hours to complete, so it's a good amount of content. There's no DLC achievements. Some of the puzzles are called 'abstract' which just means they don't reveal a picture like standard picross puzzles. I'm not really bothered by that, but it bears consideration if that's something you value in a picross puzzle. I'm a huge picross fan. I don't have any complaints about this game. The difficulty was perfect and the controls were great. The price is very reasonable for the amount of playtime you get. Plus, there's workshop support and a randomized puzzle mode. Excellent game.1 found this helpful
Nonozle is the single best Nonogram puzzle experience on PC, And there's a frankly absurd amount of customizability for the UI and controls so you can get the experience dialed in exactly the way you like it. The included puzzles are very fun on their own, and combined with steam workshop support it'll take quite a long time to run out of content.1 found this helpful
simple nonogram game, worth the money, lots of community charts to play too
Hell yeah
Very fun and straightforward nonogram game. With 300 handmade puzzles and infinite random puzzles after that. I enjoyed every minute and often come back to it for a new puzzle or two.
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