All 60 puzzles, verified daily. Every Nonocross Level 1–60 solution, sourced from live game data and rebuilt nightly. Pick any tile to see the full grid.
Start every Nonocross grid by spotting the longest runs. Any run longer than half the line forces overlap cells — fill those first and each one constrains its crossing line for free. Try it on Level 1 to get the feel.
Eliminate before you ever guess. Cross out every cell a clue cannot reach, then re-read the line — in Nonocross, systematic elimination consistently beats trial and error and often reveals a forced fill. Browse any solved level to see this in action.
Work the tightest line first. The row or column with the fewest ways to place its runs is the most constrained — resolve it before picking off looser lines. This is especially powerful in the harder levels of Nonocross.
When you get stuck, switch axes. A fill you just placed in a row may force a run in the crossing column that was ambiguous a moment ago — alternate between rows and columns as clues resolve throughout Levels 1–60.
Every Nonocross puzzle has exactly one solution reachable through logic alone. If you feel forced to guess, you've missed a certain cell. Go back, re-check the overlap, and you'll find the forced fill without any guessing.
The Levels 1–60 range is the complete Nonocross archive — all 60 logic grid puzzles in a single themed collection. Every solution here is extracted directly from live game data and rebuilt nightly, so the answer you find on any level page will always match what you see in the app.
Nonocross is a nonogram / picture logic game for iOS and Android. Each puzzle gives you a grid with numbered clues on every row and column. The numbers tell you how many consecutive cells are filled in each line, and the challenge is to deduce which cells those are — no guessing, just logic. The range begins with gentle 3×3 grids in Level 1 and builds steadily through all 60 puzzles.
Browse any level by clicking its tile above, or explore the complete game directory for other titles. For similar puzzle styles, try Cryptogram (letter substitution) or Monkey Wrench (word-chain logic). All solutions are verified and updated nightly.