Nonogram · Devilish

Nonogram Devilish Level 533

Exactly the clues of Devilish level 533 in the app: a 15×15 grid with 84 cells to paint. Tap a cell or a clue to reveal just that, or follow the solution in 27 logical steps.

Pro levelDevilish comes with Beasties Pro in the app, a one-time purchase with no subscription. The solution here is free. How Free and Pro work

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The start: just the clues. Lines with a 0 are already empty.

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All 27 steps as a list

Rows count from the top, columns from the left. Each step takes one line and paints or empties what its numbers decide right now.

  1. Row 10 (6 6): paint 8 cells (+28 dots for finished lines)
  2. Row 5 (7): paint 5 cells, 4 empty
  3. Row 8 (1 9 1): paint 9 cells
  4. Row 9 (1 9 1): paint 9 cells
  5. Row 12 (7): paint 5 cells, 4 empty
  6. Column 4 (5): 8 empty
  7. Column 12 (5): 8 empty
  8. Row 4 (5): paint 3 cells, 4 empty
  9. Column 8 (6 2): paint 2 cells, 6 empty
  10. Column 6 (5 3 1 1): paint 3 cells, 3 empty
  11. Column 10 (5 3 1 1): paint 3 cells, 3 empty (+10 dots for finished lines)
  12. Row 2 (2 2): 4 empty
  13. Row 11 (2 3 2): paint 3 cells (+1 dots for finished lines)
  14. Row 5 (7): paint 2 cells
  15. Row 6 (1 1 1): 2 empty
  16. Row 10 (6 6): paint 2 cells (+18 dots for finished lines)
  17. Row 7 (2 1 2): paint 4 cells, 4 empty
  18. Row 11 (2 3 2): paint 4 cells, 2 empty (+4 dots for finished lines)
  19. Row 15 (2 2): paint 2 cells, 2 empty
  20. Column 1 (3): paint 3 cells, 4 empty
  21. Column 15 (3): paint 3 cells, 4 empty (+2 dots for finished lines)
  22. Column 7 (2 2 5): paint 3 cells, 2 empty
  23. Column 9 (2 2 5): paint 3 cells, 2 empty (+8 dots for finished lines)
  24. Row 2 (2 2): paint 2 cells
  25. Column 5 (1 8): paint 2 cells, 1 empty
  26. Column 11 (1 8): paint 2 cells, 1 empty (+2 dots for finished lines)
  27. Row 1 (1 1): paint 2 cells

Every player gets the same levels in the same order, so these clues match your app. Each step is plain logic, no guessing. How to play Nonogram