Summary

Bunnygrams is a Pocket PC remake of the popular Japanese puzzle game called Nonograms (also referred to as Paint By Numbers or Picture Logic). Bunnygrams brings a friendly interface, unique graphics, 400+ puzzles to solve, and an open source puzzle format allowing you to create your own puzzles. Bunnygrams will let you play puzzles for beginners all the way to puzzles for advanced players. If you haven’t played any type of Nonograms before make sure you read the included help file with Bunnygrams.

Features

Easy to use interface
400+ puzzles split into different difficulties
Save your progress on any puzzle
Auto-save feature on close
Different pencil types so you can mark blocks differently for advanced puzzles
Mark row and column clues that you have solved

Screenshots

Easy Puzzle Hard Puzzle Help me answer

Requirements

Pocket PC 2002 or greater,
.NET Compact Framework
250K storage

Puzzle Creation

Bunnygrams currently ships with over 100 different puzzles for you to solve but what are you going to do when you have solved all of those? Well, you have two choices. You can make your own to solve or download someone else’s puzzles they’ve created.

Create your own

Now you’re probably wondering how do I create my own? It’s really easy to do and if you want you can even create new puzzles on the Pocket PC. All you need is any kind of text editor such as NotePad (or Word on the Pocket PC). We recommend using a text editor like Text Pad on Windows. The file format is very simple. A “1” represents a black block and a “0” represents a white one. For example:

This would create the following puzzle:

start of puzzle finished puzzle

When you save the puzzle, save the file with the file extension “.bgp” (Bunnygrams Puzzle). Now to play your puzzle copy it to your Pocket PC into the puzzles directory where you installed Bunnygrams. You can also copy the puzzle to your “My Documents” folder and access it via the “Browse” button in the puzzle selection screen.