Solve this Paint by Numbers puzzle and you will see a hidden picture. This is a classical nonogram or Japanese puzzle with standard rules. To solve it use numbers on the left and on the upper side of the grid as indices. These numbers show how many colored cells are in each block. For example, if you see the numbers 5,2 on the left of the row, then in this row there 5 colored cells in block, then some cells are blank, then 2 colored cells.

In this fun Wild West game, your task is to create groups of 3 or more of the same items in a horizontal or vertical direction.

Line up diamonds to make points and combos in this fast-paced blend of Rubik's Cube and Bejeweled. Rows and columns along a diamond can be shifted left, right, up, or down. Contiguous groups of blocks score points. At first, the game plays as a frantic arcade game to rack up points. Over time, blocks are removed, requiring the player to adapt with a more strategic approach.

Can you make the sums work out? In this game you are given a set of sums in a grid, and a collection of numbered blocks. Simply drag the blocks into the slots in the grid, until the sums (across and down) all come to the correct totals. You can choose the puzzle size from an easy 2 x 2 to a near-impossible 5 x 4. You can also choose which operations will appear (out of plus, minus, multiply and divide). There is no limit to the number of puzzles that can be generated for any choice of options, and hints and solutions are also included.

Find the numbers hidden in the picture. To complete the game you will need to collect all the numbers. Hidden Numbers is a game made for kids but is fun for everyone.