Color Nonograms with Multiple Shades

In a regular black-and-white nonogram, cells can be either filled or left empty. In a colour nonogram, however, everything is completely different: the cells have to be filled in with different colours. The numbers next to the rows and columns tell you not only how many cells need to be filled, but also what colour they are. Solving such nonograms is much harder, because you have to remember how many cells to fill, in what order and with which colour, even on a small grid. And the result of this painstaking work is not just a black-and-white picture, but a multicoloured image full of detail. If you are already tired of solving regular nonograms, this variant is just for you: colour nonograms are brighter, more varied, and give your logical thinking a real workout when you feel like a mental challenge.