Showing posts with label Hitori. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hitori. Show all posts
2V
I tend to go nuts when writing Hitori. This one is probably more accessible than the usual fare, though that isn't saying much.
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T&Errible Hitori?
Grant Fikes finds this puzzle extremely trial-and-errory, even if you spot patterns. I, of course, beg to differ. Do comment. (Rules.)
Hitor misses
Yes, I know these Hitori puzzles (rules) break a design convention. Tricky if you haven't seen this sort of thing before.
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