Picma

Picma is a japanese solitaire game.

A grid is shown, with 5 rows and 5 columns.
At beginning all the cells are white.
But under some of them there are hidden red cells.
You have to guess where the red cells are.

To help you, on the left of each row, and on the top of each column,
you can see number and distribution of red hidden cells.

Number 1 means a single red cell; 2 means two red cells in sequence, and so on.
If you see "1 2", this means: in that row (or column) there is a single red cell,
then one or more white cells, and a sequence of two red cells.
"3 1" means: a sequence of 3 red, one white, and a single red cell.
"1 1 1" means: single red, white, red, white, red.

Looking at combination of row and column counts,
you should guess the positions of all red cells.

In order to uncover a cell, just tap it.
If your guess was right, the cell color will change to red,
and you will hear a "toc" sound.
If you guess was wrong, the cell color will change to black,
you will hear a "bip" sound, and this action will be counted as a mistake.

When all the red cells get uncovered, you will hear a musical sound,
and an alert message will notify you the total number of mistakes.