Pixel Logic

Pixel Logic is a small picture-logic puzzle of the kind also known as a nonogram. A five-by-five grid starts empty. Beside each row and above each column is a list of numbers describing the runs of filled squares in that line, in order. A clue of 3 means three filled squares in a row; a clue of 2 1 means a run of two, at least one gap, and then a single square.

Start with the lines that leave no doubt — a 5 fills the whole line and a 0 leaves it empty — then use what you have filled to narrow down the rest. The cross tool lets you mark squares you know are empty. A clue turns green when its line matches. Any grid that satisfies every clue counts as solved, and a new puzzle follows straight away.

Fill squares so that every row and column matches its number clue. Your score is the number of puzzles solved.