Nonogram 15×15Take your time over a big picture

15×15 is 225 squares: a challenging nonogram (Oekaki Logic) for taking your time over a big picture. Of its 164 puzzles, the first 30 are free, with no sign-up, in the browser on a phone or a computer.

Who it's forThose who want more than 10×10. The daily "Today's puzzle" is 15×15 too.

  • Grid15×15 (225 squares)
  • Time per puzzle7-15 minutes
  • Puzzles164
  • FreeFirst 30

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The first puzzle (15×15 No.1)

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How to solve 15×15

  1. In a line of 15 squares, a "10" always covers the middle 5 squares. Work from the lines with the biggest numbers, filling the overlaps.
  2. As soon as you know a square stays empty, mark it. Once marks divide a line, the numbers that go in its short sections are settled.
  3. Mark everything left in a line that matches its numbers. In 15×15, you will often be spreading out like this, one square at a time.

The rules and how to read the numbers, with pictures, are in How to play nonograms and tips.

How the sizes differ

Difficulty has 5 levels, set by the grid size and how many times you have to go over the lines. Difficulty 4 needs few passes; 5 is a tough one that gives up a square at a time.

SizeDifficultyTime per puzzlePuzzles
5×525 squares11-2 minutes74all free
10×10100 squares2, 33-6 minutes160first 30 free
15×15225 squares4, 57-15 minutes164first 30 free
20×20400 squares4, 520-40 minutes30first 3 free

How to play

The puzzles on the 15×15 road run easier first. The first one you have not solved and the next 2 are open. The first 30 are free. After that, one ticket opens the next 2 on this road, or the Lounge Pass opens them all.

Pictures you solve go into their chapter's album. A picture keeps its name a secret until you solve it. In "Today's puzzle" (15×15), which changes at 0:00 every day, you race everyone's times.

15×15 questions

How many 15×15 puzzles are there?

164 puzzles: 104 pictures and 60 embroidery patterns. The first 30 are free. After that, one ticket opens the next 2, or the Lounge Pass opens them all.

How long does a puzzle take?

About 7-15 minutes. The ★ target time is 7 minutes at difficulty 4 and 10 minutes at difficulty 5.

Can I print them and solve on paper?

The 30 free puzzles print large on A4. Print one at a time and page 2 is the answer.

Is there only one answer?

Yes. Every puzzle has been checked: working from the numbers one line at a time leads to one picture, with no guessing.

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