Learn About the Game Two Eyes
Two Eyes builds on nonograms, a type of picture-logic puzzle. You read the numbers on each row and column, decide which squares to fill, and uncover a small image as the grid resolves. Finished boards show animals, plants, and simple scenes, and the clean art helps you focus on the clues.
The game links its puzzles with a quiet story. Short lines between sets sketch two lives that mirror each other across distance and time. Nature sits at the center of that thread, and the images reinforce it without pulling you away from the next board.
Controls feel direct. You tap or drag to mark cells, and the game tracks mistakes. Hints nudge a stuck line, and undo fixes slips. Boards span small grids to larger challenges, so you can settle into a pace that suits you. Your progress saves after each solve, and you can revisit finished art when you want a clear look.