Nonogram Museum vs Gridora

Nonogram Museum turns picture logic puzzles into a collection of forgotten technology. Read the number clues along each row and column, then fill the right squares to uncover the image. The early grids are quick to learn. Later puzzles get larger and ask you to think a few moves ahead. You can mark empty squares, zoom in, reset the board, or use a hint if you get stuck. Every solved puzzle restores an artifact and adds it to your museum. You might uncover a battery, a pager, an old camera, a game console, or something you have not seen in years. Each artifact comes with its own artwork and a short curator note. The game is free to play and has no ads. Everything you need for the puzzles is included in the app, so you can keep playing offline. There is no timer and no pressure to keep a streak alive. Choose a grid and follow the clues until the picture takes shape.

Gridora is a classic nonogram: you solve pictures with numbers. The numbers on each row and column tell you how many squares in a run are filled. Use logic to find them and the hidden picture appears. • No ads — none at all • 129 pictures, every one with a single solution and no guessing • Color nonograms: colored clues, a picture in full color • Big pictures split into nine pieces that come together as you solve • A new daily puzzle, with a streak • Plays offline, no account needed Optional hint packs are available; every level also includes two free hints.