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Again, I presented you a new variation of the Hidoku puzzle. For this new variation, all the cells are pentagons (5 side polygon). This means that a cell in a center could reach 7 others cells. (its is 8 for a square cell and 6 for an hexagon cell). Also using pentagon creates an interesting pattern called Cairo pentagonal tiling. As usual, the rules of Hidoku applies (Hidoku's Rules ). You have to trace a path from the first cell (number 1) up to the last cell (the other grey cell) passing cell by cell to all the cells of the grid. The numbers in the cells indicate the order of the cell in the path. I present you three puzzles with different sizes for you pleasure.
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The printable files PDF
Puzzle: hicai_45_3x3_00016.pdf
Solution: hicai_46_3x3_00016_sol.pdf
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The printable files PDF
Puzzle: hicai_52_4x4_00036.pdf
Solution: hicai_52_4x4_00036_sol.pdf
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The printable files PDF
Puzzle: hicai_58_5x4_05097.pdf
Solution: hicai_52_5x4_05097_sol.pdf
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After having presented you exotic Hidoku puzzle, I believe that is the time to present you two classic Hidoku puzzles ( Hidoku's Rules ). The goal is simple: trace a path passing in each cell, step by step. The path starts from the cell mith the number one and finishs at the other cell with with a circle. You move from one cell to another adjacent cell (horizontaly, verticaly or diagnaly). To help you, some cells have already the step's number of the path.
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The printable files PDF
Puzzle: hido_7x7_00031.pdf
Solution: hido_7x7_00031_sol.pdf
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The printable files PDF
Puzzle:
Puzzle: hido_7x7_00030.pdf
Solution: hido_7x7_00030_sol.pdf
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I present you with a new kind of Hidoku puzzle, the grid has the shape of a metallic donut (in fact this is an octagon) and the cells are rectangular. The goal is to make a path that passes in every cell from the cell number 1 up to the last cell (the first and last cell are grayed). Some cells are already numbered then it is up to you to find the missing numbers of the other cells. The second puzzle is made of two octagons. (Hidoku's Rules).
1) The first one.
Puzzle : hipen_5_33_00005.pdf
Solution : hipen_5_33_00005_sol.pdf
2) The second one with a double grid.
Puzzle : hipen_6_64_00007.pdf
Solution : hipen_6_64_00007_sol.pdf
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The previous Hidoku puzzle published on Innoludic used either 4-sided of 6 sided cells, now I will introduce you puzzles with 3-sided cells. In fact my new puzzles have a mix of quadrilateral and triangular cells in order to have a more attractive visual effect.
Your goal is to find a path starting with the first cell up to the last cell (grayed cells) by visiting each cell. Some cells (with the numbers) indicate the order of the cell in the path. Please remind that the path goes from one cell to any cells that touch one of the corner of the initial cell and so on up to last cell. A triangular cell can reach 9 cells and a square cell can reach 12 cells.
Now the Hidaku puzzle gas no more secret for you. (Hidoku's Rules).
1) The first one.
Puzzle : hipen_8_38_00001.pdf
Solution : hipen_8_38_00001_sol.pdf
2) The second one with a double grid.
Puzzle : hipen_9_60_00005.pdf
Solution : hipen_6_60_00005_sol.pdf
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I continu to explore with the Hidoku puzzle. Now I try a penrose grid with as a cells: diamonds with the pecularites of the penrose tiling. So I present you first a puzzle with a simple grid and secondly a puzzle with a double grid. Do no forget from a cell you can acces any cells that corner touch one of the corner of the inital cell. In each puzzle the first and last cell are grayed. (Hidoku's Rules).
Puzzle : hipen_1__15_00001.pdf
Solution : hipen_1__15_00001_sol.pdf
The second one with a double grid.
Puzzle : hipen_2_25_00001.pdf
Solution : hipen_2_25_0001_sol.pdf
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