Hyper Sudoku # 24
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Here are two Hyper Sudoku 3D. In this case the puzzle is made of two cubes of size 4x4x4, and it is not enough. The regions ares irregularly shaped. You must use numbers from 1 to 8. A line (either a column or row) starts on one side of a cube and finishes on the other adjacent side. When the puzzle has more than one cube, a new line is created when two faces from different cubes meet.
Rules : Rules of Sudoku 3D
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Puzzle :hysu2_4_T_C1_06739.pdf
Solution :hysu2_4_T_C1_06739_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :hysu2_4_T_C1_16377.pdf
Solution :hysu2_4_T_C1_16377_sol.pdf
These three books packed with Hyper Sudoku 3D puzzles are sure to delight you (available on Amazon).
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Hyper Sudoku 3D Challenge 1
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Hyper Sudoku 3D Full Blast
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Hyper Sudoku 3d Challenge v.2
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Au revoir.
No comments3D Words Fill-ins # 6
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Among my word games, 3D Word Puzzle (among others) stands out from other typical games in the same category. Instead of using a rectangular grid to place words in designated spaces, this game uses 3D grids made up of one, two, or even three cubes. The spaces for the words can sometimes span two faces—either of the same cube or of two different cubes. The words, just like in a classic word puzzle game, are always entered from left to right and top to bottom. Here are two games, each consisting of three 8x8x8 cubes.
Rules : Rules of Word Fill in
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Puzzle :cub_e_a_3_8_04301.pdf
Solution :cub_e_a_3_8_04301_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :cub_e_a_3_8_04302.pdf
Solution :cub_e_a_3_8_04302_sol.pdf
Totally Crazy 3D Word Fill-in contains grids made up of one,two or three cubes, indulge yourself.
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Have fun !.
Sudoku Labyrinth # 16
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The maze Sudoku is unique; the grid can take two forms—either spiral or maze-like, as in the games presented here. All you have to do is fill a path (that run the entire grid) with the sequence (always in order): 1, 2, 3—as many times as necessary so that, in the end, each column and row contains exactly one 1, one 2, and one 3. To meet this requirement, you’ll often need to leave a space between two numbers. As with any good puzzle, some numbers are already placed in the grid to help you. Here are three puzzles to give your brain a workout.
Rules : Rules of Sudoku Labyrinth
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Puzzle :Col_laby_6_3_000152.pdf
Solution :Col_laby_6_3_000152_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :Col_laby_6_3_000153.pdf
Solution :Col_laby_6_3_000153_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :Col_laby_6_3_000154.pdf
Solution :Col_laby_6_3_000154_sol.pdf
You could find this delicious puzzle in my book Sudoku Labyrinth Challenge 1.
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Have fun !
Hidoku # 23.
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Hidoku is the ideal puzzle for a creator; like clay, it is easy to shape and can take on various forms. It is because of the only constraint of this puzzle : finding a path that passes through every cell. Then shape of the cell and the grid does not affect the constraint. Here is a (previously unpublished and rather spectacular) version in which, as agreed, you must recreate the path that passes through every cell. The numbers in the cells indicate the steps along the path; find the missing numbers in the empty cells. The path starts at cell 1 and ends at cell160.
Rules : Hidoku's Rules
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Puzzle :rumbof_8_4_00850.pdf
Solution :rumbof_8_4_00850_sol.pdf
You could find Hidoku puzzles in my two books: Hidoku Galore and Offbeat Hidoku.
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have a good day.
Kakuro # 15
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Kakuro was one of the first puzzle to emerge following the rise in popularity of Sudoku in 2005 in this part of the world. It differs from Sudoku in that it is based on arithmetic combined with logical reasoning. Essentially, the aim is to find, for each block, the numbers (from 1 to 9) that add up to the total indicated at the start of the block. No two numbers in a box may be the same. What makes things more complicated is that the horizontal and vertical boxes intersect; in other words, it takes some effort to work out the solution. Here are two grid of a respectable size for you to have a go at.
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Puzzle :kaku_14x14_000011.pdf
Solution :kaku_14x14_000011_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :kaku_14x14_010662.pdf
Solution :kaku_14x14_010662_sol.pdf
Have fun.
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