Somnus : Nonogram

In the quiet of the night, while everyone else sleeps, embark on a magical journey through the land of dreams.

This tale revolves around a dream that resonates with all of us from our childhood.

Uncover the enchanting narratives that lie at the culmination of this dream world.

We eagerly anticipate your presence within the dream of Nonogram.

[Features]

- Access to numerous puzzles to challenge your mind.

- Stunning pixel art to captivate your imagination.

- Puzzles designed with logical solutions in mind.

- Enjoy the convenience of Google Cloud saving.

- Current puzzle progress is automatically saved upon exiting the game.

- Diverse range of difficulty levels, including 10x10, 15x15, and 20x20 grids.

- Choose between the standard Normal mode and the immersive BigMap mode for a complete story experience.

- Various control options available (Touch, pad, magnifying).

- Additional controls like two-finger zooming, moving, and undo functionalities.

- Customize your experience with user-friendly features such as Auto Answer Check, UI location adjustments, Life On/Off mode, and more.

- Delightful storyline that unfolds as you solve puzzles.

Somnus: Nonogram Cheats: Tips & Guide to Solve All Puzzles

Don’t mind the color of the blocks

Some of the blocks might be black, some others grey and some white – don’t mind the color of the blocks, as they do not matter. All that matters is how many consecutive blocks you have, all in order to match the numbers on the side. 

So if you see some blocks of different colors in a row, don’t really mind them too much because they are there for the bigger picture, not to mess with your puzzles.

Mind the empty space

Whenever solving puzzles, there has to be at least ONE empty block between the numbered blocks. So if you have 10 blocks per horizontal line, 10 per vertical line, and you need to solve a 10 puzzle, then you will have no spaces left. 

But if you have to solve a 8 and 1 puzzle, then you will have to leave an empty space in between them, to mark the end of that 8 and the beginning of that 1. Makes sense? 

Figure the exact answer, else you’re in trouble

It might be very difficult to solve the exact answer sometimes, and when that happens, don’t frat over it – try solving other puzzles, because it will all work out in the end. Try solving the other blocks sections first and all the pieces of the puzzles will fall in place eventually – literally.

Complete the Story Mode

If you are passionate about the story of the game, which is a pretty interesting one I have to say, you should do the Story Mode. Here you will complete the puzzles as they come, in progressing difficulty. 

If you don’t really care much for reading, then it’s OK too, because it gives you a challenge! 

Practice in the Normal Mode

If you happen to get stuck at the Story Mode somewhere, which I am honestly not too surprised about (because I got stuck myself several times), then you should take your time and practice the puzzles in the Normal Mode.

Here you can select from a variety of combinations, varying from 10×10, 15×15 to 20×20. There are 30 levels for each, so there is plenty for you to try and better understand the game!

Take a wild guess, why not?!

If you don’t really care about the lives given to you when you start the game and all you want to do is solve the puzzles, you can try it the risky way! You can take wild guesses, which means that you can randomly place the colored blocks. 

Well, what I mean here is not exactly randomly – but rather complete the sections which you know how to solve or are easy to solve, and the ones that require a little bit of guessing or further solving, just place randomly the way that you think they might be. 

Use the grid to skip counting

If you don’t want to think about counting too much, you should use the grid to help you with that – after all, that’s what it is there for. The grid splits the puzzle in 5×5 sections, so a 10×10 puzzle will be split in 4. 

A 20×20 puzzle will be split in 16, so it will be tougher, but the grid helps a lot! Use it to count easier and to help you get a better understanding of how the blocks might be placed. Also, don’t forget about the empty space between the blocks!

Be wary of your lives

When you start a stage you will have 10 lives. They will be taken down when you misplace a block, so if you tap by mistake on a block which is supposedly empty, then you’ll be depleted of 1 life.  

This is the risky part about the “wild guess” tactic, because it might make you end up with zero lives pretty quickly. Always keep this in mind, because if you fail – you’ll have to redo the level!