Partition the grids into the 12 free hexamonds. Use each shape once, rotations and reflections are allowed. Rather hard.
Easy as it should
This is an Easy as ABC puzzle.
Fill some cells with letters from the given alphabet range. Every letter of the range appears exactly once in every row and column. Clues outside the grid indicate the closest letter of that row or column.
This puzzle has just one involved deduction, so let's rate it easy.
Fill some cells with letters from the given alphabet range. Every letter of the range appears exactly once in every row and column. Clues outside the grid indicate the closest letter of that row or column.
This puzzle has just one involved deduction, so let's rate it easy.
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| Easy as ABC 1 Range:ABCD |
Loop Special
Rules Draw some loops, each visiting all instances of exactly one clue. Between them, the loops visit all cells of the grid. Some cells have already been fully drawn for you. Loops may cross over themselves and each other, but only when the cell contains neither turns nor a clue and the overlap has no length. Loops are only made out of horizontal and vertical line segments which go through the centres of every containing cell.
Snail, crawling
Partition the grids into the 12 free pentominos.
This ends the championship celebration.
Crack On?
Greek Skeleton Fill in the grids with all the words of the list below them, reading left to right or top to bottom, one letter per cell. A5 PDF
Wide prison
Sums, simplified Fill in the grid with numbers from the given range. Sums of rows and columns are given at bottom and right. Then circle some of the numbers. Sums of the circled numbers are given at top and left.
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| Range 1 ~ 17, but no 5,9,10,13 |
Zap!
Slant Draw a diagonal in every cell. Do not enclose any part of the grid. For some points, the number of diagonals meeting there is given. pzv
Multiple choice?
Sums, simplified Fill in the grid with numbers from the given range. Sums of rows and columns are given at bottom and right. Then circle some of the numbers. Sums of the circled numbers are given at top and left.
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| Range 2 ~ 4 |
Nearly checks
Sums, simplified
Fill in the grid with numbers from the given range. Sums of rows and columns are given at bottom and right. Then circle some of the numbers. Sums of the circled numbers are given at top and left.
Fill in the grid with numbers from the given range. Sums of rows and columns are given at bottom and right. Then circle some of the numbers. Sums of the circled numbers are given at top and left.
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| Range 1 ~ 9 |
Diamond
Slant Draw a diagonal in every cell. Do not enclose any part of the grid. For some points, the number of diagonals meeting there is given.
Windows
Puddles Partition the shapes into the 12 free hexamonds. Each piece appears once, perhaps rotated, perhaps reflected.
Puzzle Championship celebration begins!
Introducing a new puzzle type:
Sums, simplified
Fill in the grid with numbers from the given range. Sums of rows and columns are given at bottom and right. Then circle some of the numbers. Sums of the circled numbers are given at top and left.
Sums, simplified
Fill in the grid with numbers from the given range. Sums of rows and columns are given at bottom and right. Then circle some of the numbers. Sums of the circled numbers are given at top and left.
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| Range 1~9 |
More wind for the mill
Unless I messed something up, this Witness-like puzzle should be quite tricky. In fact, it is so tricky that the solution checker often times out, though it does work fine for the intended solution.
If the meaning of these symbols is unknown to you and you have no desire to play The Witness, feel free to ask in the comments.
Ring Ring
Rules: Draw a number of rectangles by joining the centres of cells with horizontal and vertical line segments. All white cells must be written in; all black cells should remain empty. Rectangles may intersect each other on single, non-corner points, but may not otherwise overlap. Restatement.
An actual easy intro for once.
An actual easy intro for once.
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