Hyper Sudoku 3D : 19
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The last article was about Sudoku 3D, this one is about Hyper Sudoku 3D. In fact the Hyper Sudoku 3D is an amalgamation of 2 or 3 Sudoku 3D touching together. As you know a Sudoku 3D is a Sudoku written on a cube. Each column and row span on two faces. This is the same thing for each cubes of a Hyper Sudoku 3D. But also you have additional rows and columns when two faces from two different cubes are touching together. This feature add more challenge and stimulation. So I present you 2 puzzles each one having 2 cubes (4x4x4). So you must use nimbers from 1 to 8 in each row, column and region. Notice that the regions have irregular shapes. Have fun
Rules : Rules of Sudoku 3D
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Puzzle :cubic3_8_000016.pdf
Solution :cubic3_8_000016_sol.pdf
2)
Puzzle :cubic3_8_000017.pdf
Solution :cubic3_8_000017_sol.pdf
I have published two books about Hyper Sudoku 3D. Each one contains many puzzles with two or three cubes and with two size (4x4x4 or 6x6x6 cube). This is totaly crazy !!!
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Hyper Sudoku 3D Challenge 1 |
Hyper Sudoku 3d Challenge v.2 |
Have fun !.
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No commentsSudoku 3D # 17
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I present you Sudoku 3D puzzles. As you know the Sudoku 3D is a Sudoku on a cube. Lines on a face (horizontal as well as vertical) continu with the lines on another face to form row and column. Then a row or a colomn spread on two adjacent faces of the cube. So in each row and column you must put numbers from 1 to 8.
Rules : Rules of Sudoku 3D
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Puzzle :cubic1_8_000033.pdf
Solution :cubic1_8_000033_sol.pdf
2)
Puzzle :cubic1_8_000034.pdf
Solution :cubic1_8_000034_sol.pdf
3)
Puzzle :cubic1_8_000036.pdf
Solution :cubic1_8_000036_sol.pdf
I have published 2 books dedicated to Sudoku 3D puzzles with cubes having sizes : 4x4x4,6x6x6 and 8x8x8. In short, everything you need to have fun.
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Sudoku 3D Challenge 1 |
Sudoku 3D Challenge 2 |
Have fun !
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Bee Word Puzzle # 6
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The Bee Words is a Word Seek puzzle with a grid having hexagonal cells. This peculiarity allows the word to spread sinuously in the grid. The goal is to discover the letters of the secret word. For that you have to fill the grid with all the words from a list at the bottom of the grid. After that the remaining letters in the grid form the secret word. I present you a 15x16 grid of this puzzle.
Rules : Bee Words Rules
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Puzzle :bee_16X16_00299.pdf
Solution :bee_16X16_00299_sol.pdf
If you like Bee Word you could fin these puzzle in my book : Bee Words Swarm. Available on Amazon.
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Bee Words Swarm |
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Yakazu # 2
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I present you this week the Yakazu puzzle. This is one of the new puzzles I have added to my bow this year. It's a logic puzzle that's part Sudoku, part Kakuro and part crossword. In a grid shaped like a crossword puzzle, you have to enter numbers (instead of words). The numbers you have to enter depend on the size of the available space (the sequence of white squares I call an entry). So, for an entry of size 5, you'd have to enter numbers from 1 to 5, and for an entry of size 6, numbers from 1 to 6, etc.. The problem is that very often a cell belong to vertical entry and a horizontal entry, each of which has a different size. For this cell (the one common to both entries), the size of the minimum entry must be adopted. Ex a cell is part of an vertical entry of size 2 and a horizontal entry of size 6 then this cell could have only one or two. Finally, this rule doesn't apply to entries of one cell only, in which case we take the limit of the other entry that crosses this cell. See the rules link below, where everything is explained, with examples of how to solve it.
This game is fascinating, and when I discovered it, it reminded me of the interest I felt when I discovered Sudoku in 2005. But the best thing is to try it out.
Here are two grids, the first of which is 7x7, indicating that the entries will never be larger than 7. The second, more challenging, is 10x14, while the maximum entry size is 9 (i.e. using the numbers 1 to 9).
Rules :Rules of Yakazu
1) 7x7.
Puzzle :yaka_7x7_06760.pdf
Solution :yaka_7x7_06760_sol.pdf
2) 10x14.
Puzzle :yaka_10x14_00729.pdf
Solution :yaka_10x14_00729_sol.pdf
Have a good day.
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