Flags - A fun mathematical logic game

"Flags" is a digital logic reasoning game. If you play puzzle games such as Sudoku or Minesweeper, you will be very easy to use.

The game through the digital logic to infer the location of the flag, calculate the location of all the flag will complete the level, which requires you to have a certain logical reasoning and analysis. Game play from the 1987 by the Japanese West End thoroughly invented the "drawing box", also known as the nonogram, Griddlers. Nonogram first appeared in Japan's puzzle magazine, players play through paper and pen. Unlike "demining" or "Sudoku" with luck components and the existence of multiple solutions, "flag" must be rigorous logical process to derive all the flag position, guess may lead to the accumulation of errors. Of course, you can use backtracking strategies to solve puzzles in difficult hurdles. The game support undo feature works well for this.

A lot of levels in the game not only can well exercise your logic analysis, but also bring you a fun and challenging experience.


The game features:
- Carefully selected 100 levels (follow-up)
- Hint function will help you better puzzle
- Good guidance will help you start the game
- Batch placement of flags, undo placement will greatly enhance the operating experience
- All levels are free

Gameplay:
- The number identifies a set of flags corresponding to each row or column, and the number of flags matches the number
- Each set of flags must be placed consecutively
- Multiple numbers corresponding to multiple groups of flags, different groups of flags can not be placed consecutively, must be separated