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No commentsNumber Fill-Ins # 12
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Nothing is better to shake our neurons than a simple puzzle like Number Fill-Ins, which required keen eyes and deductions. You must fill in a grid with all the numbers appearing in a list. Here are two puzzles: have fun !
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Puzzle :fill_in_15x15_06078.pdf
Solution :fill_in_15x15_06078_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :fill_in_15x15_06079.pdf
Solution :fill_in_15x15_06079_sol.pdf
In case you like these puzzles, you're in luck, because you can buy these books on Amazon.
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Number Fill-ins 2 |
Number Fill-ins 3 Brain Exercises |
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Number Fill-ins Brain Exercises |
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Have fun !
Codewords # 4
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Solving codewords requires a deductive mind and the ability to cross-reference clues. In a puzzle grid, each letter is replaced by a code that always corresponds to the same letter. A word and a few letters reveal a code, which is enough to complete the grid. Here are two puzzles to get your brain working.
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Puzzle :codec_A_13x13_0022.pdf
Solution :codec_A_13x13_0022_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :codec_A_13x13_1653.pdf
Solution :codec_A_13x13_1653_sol.pdf
My book Stimulating Codewords containing 100 15x15 grids is a must have !
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Stimulating Codewords
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Have fun.
Binairo # 3
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Life is full of nuances; nothing is entirely black or white. However, in games, we can have a Manichaean world—it’s a simplification of the real world that makes us feel more comfortable. Binairo is one such game. It requires only 1s and 0s. All you have to do is fill in a grid so that each row and column contains the same number of 1s and 0s, while never having the same number appear more than twice consecutively. Finally, the last constraint is that each column must be distinct from the others (this constraint also applies to rows). Here are two 10x10 grids.
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Puzzle :bina_10x10_000545.pdf
Solution :bina_10x10_000545_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :bina_10x10_019173.pdf
Solution :bina_10x10_019173_sol.pdf
If you like this puzzle, then you’re bound to love my book *Explosion of Binairo*, which contains 1000 puzzles – more than enough to keep you entertained.
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Explosion of Binairos
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Have fun !
Sudokube # 4
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Here is a Sudokube made up of 3 cubes; it is similar to 3D Hyper Sudoku, except that each Sudoku puzzle has 9 regions, 9 rows, and 9 columns and uses the numbers 1 through 9. But the main feature is that there are completely empty regions, so you have to skip over them to complete a row or a column. As in any good 3D Sudoku, a row or column starts on one face of a cube and ends on the opposite face of the same cube. But since this is, in this case, an assembly of three cubes, when one face of a cube touches the face of another cube, it forms another row or column (depending on the direction). But regardless of all these endless explanations, the best thing to do is just give it a try.
Rules : SudoKube
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Puzzle :sudokube_4_d_2_4_00108.pdf
Solution :sudokube_4_d_2_4_00108_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :sudokube_7_d_1_4_00109.pdf
Solution :sudokube_7_d_1_4_00109_sol.pdf
This puzzle and several others like it can be found in this amazing book: The Ultimate Book of 3D Sudoku.
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The Ultimate 3D Sudoku book |
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