Reading the clues
Each Picture Logic clue lists the runs of filled squares in its row or column, in order. Learn to read the clues and fill your first lines. How Picture Logic works · lesson 1 of 1.
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Every row and column has a clue. Each number is a run of filled squares in that line, in order, with at least one empty square between runs.
The top row’s clue is 2 2: a run of two, a gap, then another run of two. Fill every line to match its clue and a picture appears.
Here’s the same puzzle, empty. The second row’s clue is 8, and the row is 8 squares wide.
Try it: Tap all eight squares of the second row.
Runs in order, with gaps between. Next: a quick rules check.
Questions
A row’s clue is 3 1. What does it mean?
A run of three, at least one empty square, then a run of one, in that order.
What does a clue of 0 mean?
The whole line is empty. Cross it out straight away.