About the game

Numbers sit above every column and beside every row of an empty grid. Each one counts a block of squares that get filled in that line, and together they describe a hidden picture. Pick a difficulty, then shade in only the squares the clues prove.

Lines with several numbers mean separate blocks, with at least one empty square between them. A clue of 3 1 wants three filled squares, a gap, then one more. Compare a row against its column, and the pixel art builds up one confirmed square at a time.

How to play

Read the clues above a column and left of a row: every number is one run of filled squares in that line.
Leave at least one empty square between separate runs, so 3 1 means three filled, a gap, then one.
Click or tap a square to fill it, and click it again to clear it if the numbers do not back it up.
Work from the clues alone, checking rows against columns, and skip the guessing.