Nonograms CrossMe

Name: Nonograms CrossMe
Rating: 4.7 (2337 reviews)
Author: Dynamix Software

By: Dynamix Software App

Picture Cross Logic Puzzle

Overview

Version:

2.10.36

Last updated: 2026-07-08

Ranking

#37,230 ▼ 51

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Nonograms CrossMe is a picture cross logic puzzle game inspired by classic Nonograms (also known as Picross, Pic-a-Pix, Griddlers, or Japanese crosswords). Reveal hidden images by filling cells according to the numbers on the sides. It is accessible for all ages and skill levels, with intuitive controls and clear instructions.

Features include thousands of puzzles across themes like animals, plants, tech, people, cars, and landscapes, with sizes from 10x10 up to 90x90. Play offline with no wifi, enjoy endless random puzzles, no time limits, and a brain-boosting experience that is relaxing and endlessly entertaining.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Education Entertainment

By:

Dynamix Software

Rating:

4.70

(2,337) 1 ratings

Version:

2.10.36 Last updated: 2026-07-08

Version code:

887996977

Creation date:

2012-11-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

49.06MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 37,230 ▼ 51

Other platforms

Nonograms CrossMe (v2.10.36)

2,363,309 4.82

(40,023)

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Developed by:

Dynamix Software

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nonograms-crossme/id574857255

Website:

https://dynamix.games

User Reviews

Nonograms CrossMe is praised for its huge, ongoing puzzle library and the value of its ad-free paid version, plus intuitive controls and dual color/B&W gameplay. However, recurring complaints focus on heavy ads in the free tier and issues restoring or accessing purchased color content, as well as some updates that alter mechanics in ways some long-time players dislike. Overall, it remains a top pick for dedicated nonogram fans who are willing to pay for a long-lasting, offline puzzle experience.

Pros

Massive, ever-growing puzzle library with frequent updates (color and black-and-white puzzles).
Ad-free experience and strong value when purchased; many users view the paid version as worth the money.
Intuitive, customizable controls and a smooth, relaxing gameplay experience with both color and B&W modes in one app.

Cons

Ad-heavy experience in the free version, with long or frequent ads between puzzles that frustrate players.
Color puzzle unlocks can become locked or fail to restore after purchase; restoring purchases is frequently reported as problematic, and contacting the developer is difficult.
Updates or UI changes that some longtime players dislike, including changes to mechanics/controls that hinder progress (e.g., pencil/marking changes and edge/column interactions).

Recent reviews

This is the most relaxing game I have found! I like to put in ear buds, put on some music, and starting counting. But I can hardly go a day without playing! Love getting new puzzles too.

by Me*****, 2026-06-13

I can’t even remember how long ago I got this puzzle, but I’ve been playing it off and on for several years. For some reason, the layout and tap options are much more intuitive than other Nonogram app games I’ve downloaded. I really really appreciate the one time payment for unlimited hints. For some puzzles, you really need unlimited hints so you don’t go mad working on the same puzzle over and over. Also, thank you for not making this game a subscription. I can’t stand apps that require a subscription. We have way too many things and tools that require a subscription! My ONLY request/criticism would be that there’s no dark mode. I would LOVE for the developer to find a way to add in an optional dark-mode option… maybe it’s a feature that can be coded that automatically causes all colors and cross-outs to immediately switch to a lighter version of that color. The lack of a dark-mode option is the only reason I still occasionally look around the App Store for another Nonogram puzzle. ** Pretty please add a dark mode option. I would even be willing to pay for that option (as long as it’s not a subscription)