Nonogram

1. 1Colour in some cells of the grid to reveal a picture. The picture is the same on the left and on the right, like a figure drawn in a mirror.
2. 2The numbers beside each row and above each column tell you how many filled cells in a row there are, in order. A clue of 3 1 means a run of three filled cells, then at least one empty cell, then a single filled cell.
3. 3Every puzzle can be solved by logic alone, line by line: you never have to guess. Start with the lines where the clues fill almost the whole width, and with the clues of 0 or of the full length.
4. 4Use Mark empty for the cells you know are empty. It does not count for the solution, it only helps you think. A clue turns grey when the filled cells of its line match it.
5. 5There is a new puzzle every day, the same for everyone. The timer is optional and never counts for XP; a hint settles one cell for a little XP.

Tap or click a cell to fill it, or drag across several. Keyboard: arrows to move, Space to fill, X to mark a cell as empty, Backspace to clear, U to undo.