Polimines

I would only really recommend this to people who enjoy this type of logic puzzle, but it's solid.

It's ok

Solid sweeperlike bringing in some picross mechanics. The sequel's even better, but this is still good and worth playing.

Finally, polyamorous minesweeper

A satisfying, if small, collection of puzzles for nongram/picross and minesweeper (nonosweeper?) fans. The presentation is basic, but I didn't encounter any bugs. I'd describe the gameplay as mainly nongram-based with a dash of minesweeper. The rules are simple, but not particularly elaborated in-game. (A couple of quirks where the game differs from standard nonograms tripped me up at first, mainly the clues that apply to both a row and a column.) The puzzles can all be solved without guessing and I found the difficulty hit that sweet spot of feeling quite satisfying when you solve a tricky bit but not hard enough to get frustrating, especially if you have some nonogram experience. Note that the default controls are minesweeper-style: right-click to clear a tile and left-click to flag it as a mine. If you've played lots of nongrams I recommend inverting the controls, which can be done in the settings, making them right-click to fill a pixel and left-click to mark a clear space.

Nonograms and Minesweeper was a great concept -- in a way mostly excavated by the joyful [i]Tametsi[/i] -- but there's still fun to be had. Puzzle 25 was probably my favourite, some parts get a bit big for their britches and I'm reasonably confident there is at least one moment that necessitates guessing. Hard to tell as a singular player though