@ 2014-09-20 9:51 PM (#16670 - in reply to #9472) (#16670) Topperplexible
perplexible posted @ 2014-09-20 9:51 PM
Link to original post : Statue Creek
Keeping in line with this week’s theme on the GMPuzzles blog, here’s another pentomino-based puzzle. Compared to today’s State Park variant, this is probably the easier of the two. As you may guess, it’s a hybrid of Statue Park and Creek. (click for full size) Rules: Shade some cells (60, to be exact) to form the […]Posted in Puzzle
@ 2014-09-29 10:01 PM (#16764 - in reply to #9472) (#16764) Topperplexible
perplexible posted @ 2014-09-29 10:01 PM
Link to original post : Skyscrapers
I realised I haven’t made a single vanilla Skyscrapers, so here’s one. Rules: Fill the grid with numbers from 1 to 6 such that no number repeats within a row or column. The grid represents a top-down view of a city. A number in a cell represents a skyscraper of that height. A skyscraper blocks […]Posted in Puzzle
@ 2014-10-02 12:03 AM (#16778 - in reply to #9472) (#16778) Topperplexible
perplexible posted @ 2014-10-02 12:03 AM
Link to original post : Kuromasu Yajilin
This one is a hybrid of Yajilin and Kuromasu (aka Kurodoko). It ended up a bit odd (the first iteration turned out to be broken, and fixing it altered the solving path), but I like it. Reminds me of my Crypto Regional Yajilin, actually. Rules: Draw a loop passing through some of the cells, and […]Posted in Puzzle
@ 2014-10-03 6:08 PM (#16785 - in reply to #9472) (#16785) Topperplexible
perplexible posted @ 2014-10-03 6:08 PM
Link to original post : Pearl Pentominous
I’ve been wanting to make a Pentominous puzzle for a while, and this is the result. The puzzle has a shift in difficulty towards the end, and that’s because I wanted to stick to the theme, and got bored searching through the alternatives. I like it as it is, though. I wouldn’t be surprised if […]Posted in Puzzle
@ 2014-10-04 7:08 PM (#16795 - in reply to #9472) (#16795) Topperplexible
perplexible posted @ 2014-10-04 7:08 PM
Link to original post : Outside Nurikabe
This is already the fourth one of these I’ve made, which I consider a feat given how many of my puzzles tend to be one-shot variations. Rules: Unlike in regular Nurikabe, the clue numbers have been placed outside the grid. A clue will appear in the first unshaded cell in its row/column, counting from the […]Posted in Puzzle
@ 2014-10-05 8:09 AM (#16798 - in reply to #9472) (#16798) Topperplexible
perplexible posted @ 2014-10-05 8:09 AM
Link to original post : Arrow Inequality Odd Even Skycraper Shape Sudoku
Interested in the camaraderie of solving the daily crossword puzzle in the newspaper, but hate words and love numbers? There’s a Facebook group for you. Every day, The League of Extraordinary Ladies and Gentlemen features a sudoku variant from one of a wide variety of talented sudoku authors around the world. Variants include simple changes […]Posted in Sudoku, Sum Sudoku, arrow sudoku, odd even, shape sudoku, skyscraper, sudoku, sum sudoku
@ 2014-10-07 4:12 PM (#17608 - in reply to #9472) (#17608) Topperplexible
perplexible posted @ 2014-10-07 4:12 PM
Link to original post : Goodbye Perplexible!
I finally made a puzzle blog of my own. You can find it here: http://tspuzzles.wordpress.com/ I’ll be posting my puzzles mainly there from now on, but I might post one here every now and then. Also, thank you Dave Miller for letting me in here in the first place. See you!Posted in Puzzle
@ 2014-10-07 9:42 PM (#16811 - in reply to #9472) (#16811) Topperplexible
perplexible posted @ 2014-10-07 9:42 PM
Link to original post : Goodbye Perplexible!
I finally made a puzzle blog of my own. You can find it here: http://tspuzzles.wordpress.com/ I’ll be posting my puzzles mainly there from now on, but I might post one here every now and then. Also, thank you Dave Miller for letting me in here in the first place. See you!Posted in Puzzle