Kuromasu Puzzle

The goal is to find the black fields on a grid with numbers, where a number indicates how many white fields this number can "see" in horizontal and vertical directions, while black fields block the view. Be careful though, black fields cannot be next to each other, and all white fields must remain connected to each other! Each puzzle has only one solution, which can be reached with logic reasoning, no guessing needed.



Solve these logic puzzles to challenge yourself, to relax, to train your brain, or to kill some time. This puzzle provides hours of challenging entertainment! With puzzles ranging from easy to fiendish, it offers something for both beginners and experts.



Kuromasu is a binary determination puzzle, like Hitori or Nurikabe, but it has also similarities with object placement puzzles like Battleships or Star Battle (Two not Touch).



These logic puzzles can be pretty tricky and it might take some time to learn how to solve them. The app includes a "How to Play" to explain the solving strategies and you can always ask for a hint if you are stuck. You can also check at any time if your solution is correct so far.



Are you up for the challenge? Can you solve them all?



Game-play features:

- All progress is saved

- Undo/redo

- Hints

- Check if you made mistakes

- Timer (can be switched off)



App features:

- Puzzles in four difficulty levels

- How-to-play explanation

- Works offline

- Dark theme

- Eight color themes

- List of recently played puzzles

- Progress overview



The word kuromasu is Japanese and translates to something like "where are the black fields". The logic puzzle is invented by the Japanese puzzle publishing company Nikoli and it first appeared in 1991. All puzzles in this app are created by brennerd.