Jigsaw Sudoku # 18
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Last week I presented you the Killer Sudoku, now offer you another sudoku variation : the jigsaw sudoku. Its peculiarity is that its regions have irregular shapes instead of being gentle 3 × 3 squares. It allows more flexibility for creating sudoku of different sizes, like 8x8,10x10, etc., because the irregular regions fit well in any size grid. I present you with two different sizes : 5x5 and 6x6, use numbers 1 to 5 in the first case and 1 to 6 in the second case.
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Puzzle :sudo_chaos_00019_5.pdf
Solution :sudo_chaos_00019_5_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :sudo_chaos_00027_5.pdf
Solution :sudo_chaos_00027_5_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :sudo_chaos_00051_6.pdf
Solution :sudo_chaos_00051_6_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :sudo_chaos_07116_6.pdf
Solution :sudo_chaos_07116_6_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :sudo_chaos_07117_6.pdf
Solution :sudo_chaos_07117_6_sol.pdf
Do not forget to buy The Colossal Book of Jigsaw Sudoku, which contains 1000 puzzles with grids of six different sizes.
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The Colossal Book of Jigsaw Sudoku |
I want to present to you my first book of 9x9 jigsaw sudoku titled Jigsaw Sudoku Challenge vol. 1. As you could notice, the cover of this book was in my earlier period (the cover was made with all my naivety and lack of skill) but the puzzles are great.
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Jigsaw Sudoku Challenge 1
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Have fun !
No commentsKIller Sudoku # 10
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The killer sudoku is well named. This sudoku variant gives no given, all the squares are empty, but it has supplementary regions that cover all the grid. These supplementary regions, which are delimited by dotted lines, have a number that indicates the sum of all the numbers inside each square of the region. With these clues you are able to complete the puzzle, not without a bit of mental gymnastics. There are two puzzles, the first one is easy (relatively) and the second one is more challenging.
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Puzzle :killer_000078.pdf
Solution :killer_000078_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :killer_011666.pdf
Solution :killer_011666_sol.pdf
If you like Killer Sudoku puzzles then my book Killer Sudoku challenge is going to please you.
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Killer Sudoku Challenge 1 |
Have fun ! and au revoir
3D Word Fill-In #5
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The 3D word fill-In puzzle gives a little pep to the classic word fill-in puzzle. In this puzzle presented, the grid has two 12x12 cubes. Then a word could be written on a face and be continued on another face of the cube or even on the face of another cube. In the list of words, I favour the use of long words (11 letter words)just to add more pep.
Rules : Rules of Word Fill in
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Puzzle :cub_e_a_2_10_00045.pdf
Solution :cub_e_a_2_10_00045_sol.pdf
Totally Crazy 3D Word Fill-in contains grids made up of one,two or three cubes, indulge yourself.
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Ripple Effect # 7
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Here are three Ripple Effect puzzles, similar to Suguru puzzles with their grids of various sizes and regions ranging from size 1 to 5. They differ in that a number in a cell must be separated (horizontally or vertically) from another number of the same kind by at least as many cells as the number itself. Phew! Otherwise, if there is a 2 in a cell, then the number 2 will not appear in the two cells on either side or above or below it. It should be noted that, unlike in Suguru, numbers placed diagonally have no effect. There can be a 2 in a cell and another 2 in the diagonal cell touching the first cell. For the rest, simply fill each region with the numbers 1 through N, where N corresponds to the size of the region.
These games have three different difficulty levels
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Puzzle :ripple_7X7_00029.pdf
Solution :ripple_7X7_00029_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :ripple_7X7_05332.pdf
Solution :ripple_7X7_05332_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :ripple_7X7_12180.pdf
Solution :ripple_7X7_12180_sol.pdf
In my book The Ripple Effect Challenge you wil find 323 grids (with different size) of this delicious puzzles.
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The Ripple Effect Challenge |
Have a good day !
Arrow Maze # 10
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What better way to give your brain a workout than with an arrow maze? The goal is to create a path that passes through every square on a grid. The path starts at the top-left square and ends at the bottom-right square. Since the grid has 25 squares, you must determine which squares were visited and in what order. The arrows in the squares indicate the direction to the next square, and the squares with numbers indicate the position of the square along the path. Logic and insight are required to play these three puzzles.
Rules : Rules of Arrows Maze
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Puzzle :lafe_5x5_00801.pdf
Solution :lafe_5x5_00801_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :lafe_5x5_00802.pdf
Solution :lafe_5x5_00802_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :lafe_5x5_00803.pdf
Solution :lafe_5x5_00803_sol.pdf
If you like these puzzles my book Arrow Maze Challenge will please you with many more puzzles with size ranging from 4x4 up to 8x8. A real treat for every puzzle lover !
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Arrow Maze Challenge |
Have fun.
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