Oekaki Logic is a puzzle game released by Japanese company Sunsoft on November 17, 1995, for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). Its Japanese title translates to "Drawing Logic", and it belongs to the Nonogram puzzle genre.
In the game, players use number clues on each row and column to fill in or leave blank grid squares to reveal a hidden image. Each number stands for a run of consecutive filled squares, with at least one blank space between groups. For example, the clue "4 8 3" means three separate filled blocks of 4, 8, and 3 squares, with at least one space between each block.
With a wide variety of puzzles and intuitive controls, Oekaki Logic delivers a highly challenging and fun gaming experience. The goal is to use logical reasoning to fill the grid step by step and complete a full pixel art picture. Thanks to its unique gameplay and brain-teasing nature, the game was well-loved by players at the time and became a classic puzzle title on the SNES platform.