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Nonogram: Squirrel Treehouse

Nonogram: Squirrel Treehouse

27K plays 3.6 out of 5

Overview

Nonogram: Squirrel Treehouse — cozy picross puzzles where every solved grid helps build a little home in the forest. A nonogram is a grid with numbers along the edges. The numbers tell you which cells to fill, and step by step a pixel picture appears: an acorn, a leaf, a woodland animal. New to picross? A short tutorial explains the rules in a couple of minutes. Every finished picture earns you wood, gold and acorns. Spend them on your treehouse: add new floors, furnish the rooms, buy frames and decorations. Features: • Grids from easy 5×5 to challenging — for beginners and experts • No timers, no rush: solve at your own pace • A treehouse that grows with your progress • Plays well on desktop and phone A calm game for people who love logic and cozy things.

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How to play

  1. Open the game

    Press Play now and the game opens on its own screen.

  2. Follow the in-game instructions

    The controls and goals are shown inside the game as you play.

  3. Use the game menu

    The floating button over the game reloads it, saves it to your favourites, or takes you back out.

Game instructions

Goal A pixel picture is hidden in the grid. Fill the right cells using the numbers next to each row and column, and the picture appears. Rules: 1. The numbers on the left and top show how many filled cells go in a row within that line. 2. Several numbers mean several groups, with at least one empty cell between them. 3. Example: "4 2" means four filled cells in a row, then at least one empty cell, then two more filled cells. 4. When all numbers in a row and column are satisfied, that line is correct. Controls • On desktop: left click fills a cell, right click marks it with an X. • On mobile: switch between fill / X mode with the button under the grid and tap the cells. • Use X marks for cells you know are empty — it keeps the grid easy to read. Treehouse Every solved picture earns wood, gold and acorns. Go to the treehouse, add floors, buy furniture and frames, and let squirrels move in.

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