Kibori

A 3D nonogram, carved in wood

A block of wood. A few numbers. Something hidden inside.

Kibori is a 3D nonogram, also known as picross 3D: a relaxing logic puzzle carved in wood. Each number tells you how many cubes stay in its row. Turn the block, think, and carve away the rest. Cube by cube, a lighthouse appears. Or a whale, a fox, a pagoda.

Every figure you carve goes to its island and comes to life there, with its own animation and its own sound.

What's inside

• Six islands: the coast, the forest, the garden, the mountain, the reef and the clouds. 54 figures in all.
• A new rule on every island: numbers with a circle, numbers with a square, hollow figures carved layer by layer.
• A new figure every Monday, the same for everyone, with its Game Center leaderboard.
• Hints that explain the reasoning, not just the answer. Three stars and a natural wood finish to earn.
• No ads, no rush, and it plays offline.
• On iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro, with your progress in iCloud. In English, Spanish and Japanese.

On every screen

Questions

What is a 3D nonogram?

A logic puzzle in three dimensions. Each number on the block says how many cubes stay in its row. Reasoning row by row, you carve away the rest until the figure appears. There is no guessing: everything can be deduced.

Is Kibori free?

The coast, the forest and the weekly figure are free. Kibori Complete opens the other four islands, and any that come later, with a single purchase. No ads and no subscriptions.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone and iPad with iOS 18 or later, Mac with macOS 15, Apple TV with tvOS 18 and Apple Vision Pro. Your progress follows you through iCloud.

Do I need an internet connection?

No. You can carve anywhere; iCloud and Game Center catch up when you are back online.