Register FREE
SCORE:
Reset Puzzle
Cloud Save
Print version
Actions:

NoriNori leaderboard

How to play

Completed NoriNori puzzle
We publish 4 NoriNori puzzles every day with a choice of an Easy, Medium, Hard and a bonus mixed puzzle every day!
This is an example of a completed NoriNori puzzle. The rules of NoriNori are,
  1. The grid is split up in to regions, each region must contain 2 filled cells.
  2. Cells must shaded in pairs touching horizontally or vertically, i.e. in dominoes.
  3. Dominoes can span two regions.
  4. Dominoes can't touch each other horizontally or vertically (touching diagonally is allowed).
  5. The crosses (used to mean a cell is empty) are optional.
You can play by left-clicking or tapping (for touch devices) on a cell to change that cell to filled
Clicking/tapping again will turn that cell empty.
Clicking/tapping again will turn that cell back to unknown.
This is an example of a starting NoriNori grid - all the cells are empty.
We always start a NoriNori puzzle by looking for regions with only two cells - regions with only 2 cells must have both cells filled.
This puzzle has one region with two cells, so we will fill these cells and set all the surrounding cells to 'X' to make it clear they must be empty.
We have filled in the region with only 2 cells and marked the surrounding cells as empty.
We did have a region underneath with 3 available cells, but we know one of those cells must be empty. This means the two cells left (cells 'A' and 'B') must be filled.
We can now look at cell 'A'. If we were to fill this cell, this would give us 3 cells next to each other that are filled. This is against the rules, so this cell must be empty.
We now know that cell 'A' must be filled - the cell to it's left is filled, and there is no other option.
We can also look at the other filled cell in this region. The other cell of this domino must be cell 'B' or 'C'. We don't know which one it is yet, but we do know that cell 'D' will be empty with both of these options. We can mark cell 'D' as empty.
This has left another region with only 2 available cells - cells 'A' and 'B', these must be filled.
We can now decide that cell 'A' must be filled - the filled cell to it's right has no other options.
We can also decide that cells 'B' and 'C' must be filled. These two cells only have single options for the second cell, so we can insert two dominoes here.
You have now seen all the techniques you need to solve NoriNori puzzles, have fun!

Try our other puzzles!

Sudoku


Sudoku

Jigsaw Sudoku

Kids Sudoku

12×12 Giant Sudoku

16×16 Giant Sudoku

Hyper Sudoku

X-Sudoku

Greater Than Sudoku

Killer Sudoku

Center-Dot Sudoku

Odd-Even Sudoku

Arrow Sudoku

Consecutive Sudoku

SudokuXV

Kropki Sudoku

Samurai Sudoku

Thermo Sudoku

Renban Sudoku

Entropy Sudoku

Anti Knight Sudoku

Palindrome Line Sudoku

Consecutive Line Sudoku

RegionSum Line Sudoku


Logic Puzzles


Nonograms

Picross

Nurikabe

Mathdoku

Hitori

Futoshiki

Towers

Maze

Network

Minesweeper

Hashi

SlitherLink

TicTacToe

CellBlocks

Suguru

Kakuro

Train Tracks

Battleships

Masyu

Light Up

Shakashaka

Fillomino

Numberlink

Suko

SetSquare

Dominosa

Spiral Galaxy

Hidoku

Star Battle

Kakurasu

Ballsort

HexaBlocks

SquareBlocks

TriangleBlocks

OneStroke

PipeConnect

PipeTurn

NumberMaze

MathGrid

Slant

Lits

Tents

Range

Shingoki

Tapa

NoriNori

Yajilin

Wordsearch

Card games


Solitare

2 player games


Pairs

Four in a row