Nonogram - Jigsaw Number Game

Name: Nonogram - Jigsaw Number Game
Rating: 4.7 (3891 reviews)
Author: Yunbu

By: Yunbu

Nonogram picture logic Puzzles

Features & Capabilities

Solve logic Nonogram puzzles to reveal pixel art and collect Jigsaw pieces, unlocking large, exquisite pictures. With over 9,000 images across diverse themes, this game blends a classic picture-cross challenge with a jigsaw collection mechanic, all offline and brain-boosting.

Choose difficulty from Very Easy to Very Hard, use hints, undo steps, and autosave between puzzles. Enjoy daily quizzes and weekend challenges, earn theme coins to upgrade boards, and tackle massive 20x20 to 35x35 puzzles in the pro section.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Education Entertainment

By:

Yunbu

Rating:

4.70

(3,891) 3 new ratings

Version:

7.3.1 Last updated: 2026-05-12

Version code:

885562663

Creation date:

2020-06-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

243.47MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 29,965 ▲ 13

Other platforms

Nonogram - Jigsaw Puzzle Game (v8.1.6)

4,980,527 4.35

(27,921)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Yunbu

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nonogram-jigsaw-number-game/id1503138606

Website:

https://www.yunbu.me

User Reviews

Overall, players describe the app as a relaxing, addictive nonogram experience with a pleasant interface and strong long-term appeal. Many appreciate a reward-based ad system for hints and coins, but recurring issues temper enthusiasm: heavy monetization with pay-to-play elements, progression tied to coins/hints (often via ads), occasional touch glitches, and perceived content stagnation plus weak customer support.

Pros

Relaxing, addictive nonogram puzzle that many players use as a comfort game and enjoy for long hours.
Reward-based ads for hints and coins are appreciated by some players, offering bonuses without forcing ads on every action.
Pleasant, user-friendly interface that makes solving puzzles enjoyable.
Strong long-term appeal with players describing years of use and high level progress.
Puzzles are engaging and mentally stimulating, providing a challenging yet approachable experience.

Cons

Ad-heavy monetization and pay-to-play model; even paid purchases don’t fully remove ads for some players.
Progress often hinges on in-game coins/hints and requires watching ads or spending money to continue.
Gameplay can suffer from touch/gesture glitches and mis-marked lines that disrupt solving.
Content stagnation and lack of new, varied levels noted by several users, leading to boredom.
Poor customer support and problematic offerwalls reported by some players.

Recent reviews

I never got any random pop-up ads, in the first several weeks of playing. so I assume the ads was for finishing a level. On the second week I bought the weekly pass so even if any ad was going to show up it was blocked. And then I had bought a few packs that had no ads and I assume one of those would qualify or even the weekly pass qualify for no additional ad for bonuses on levels to double or triple rewards. not the case! —- Now for gameplay there is a touch type glitch when you click one square it clicks two or three or nothing . it assumes you slid your finger to. coins and gems are the currency: coins to give you hints, plus a correct answer on the puzzles. For gems!they’re used to play a level. the max is 30! I looked at the supposed update that said it was supposed to be updated to 45 but thats gone. Or changed. never implemented? correction its in app updates. 6.8.1 saying 45. But with out those extras your hampering your ability to play as there are multiple that need over 30 to start. requiring you to watch an ad in the store to get bonus. which cap at 10 a day.

by Dm*****, 2026-05-06

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by sb*****, 2026-05-04

I’ve been playing this game for years and still find the biggest puzzle yet to be solved is what the heck is it! Most other nonagrams I’ve played label the picture so you at least know what the picture is supposed to be. The garden puzzles are detailed enough to tell but the jigsaw nonograms are often just pixelated blobs.