Somnus : Nonogram 4+

Name: Somnus : Nonogram
Rating: 4.8 (195 reviews)
Author: sung ho cho

sung ho cho

Designed for iPad

- 4.8 • 195 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

In the quiet of night when everyone else is asleep, take a fantastic journey through dream land.

This story is about a dream we all once had during our childhood.

Discover the stories that await you at the end of the dream.

We'll be waiting for you inside the dream of Nonogram.

[Features]

- Hundreds of puzzles available.

- Amazing pixel art.

- Tested puzzle logic (logical solving possible)

- iCloud save feature.

- Current puzzle is auto-saved when ending game.

- Wider range of difficulty levels (10x10, 15x15, 20x20)

- The regular Normal mode and the BigMap mode that completes the story.

- Various controls (Touch, pad, magnifying).

- Additional two-finger zoom out, zoom in, move, and undo features.

- Various user accommodating options (Auto answer check, UI location change, Life On/Off, etc.)

- Entertaining story that progresses as puzzles are solved

Dec 5, 2022

Version 7.3

- Updated AD version

4.8 out of 5

195 Ratings

Relaxing

This game is so relaxing. I used to play this game before, but it was on another device from multiple years ago. It doesn’t matter because the game itself is something worth playing again. All the years I didn’t get to play this game have made me excited to see if the experience still holds up. The nights I spent playing this game instead of sleeping..

Best nonogram

Very relaxing. The colors, art and music are all perfect. I play this before bed to help me relax and wind down. The 20x20 ones are a little too big to play easily on a phone screen, so I just play the 10x10s and 15x15s over several weeks then reset it and play them again. I have some other nonogram games but this one is my favorite.

Solid and Fun But With one BIG annoyance

Every time you leave the app, it takes you all the way back to the main menu where you have to tap a button, then tap another button, then tap another button, then sit through animations that are only skippable if you wait for them to start, then hit the skip button. Every. Time.

Developer: PLEASE make the app remember where we left off! Or at least give us an option to disable animations. Such a pain…

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