Sudoku three Dimension # 21
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I present you  a Three Dimensions Sudoku. In fact this is 3  sudokus  interlaced together where each region of these sudokus are put on the visible faces of 3x3x3 cube. It is giving sinuous row and column. To recognize a column or a row, start  a the edge of the puzzle and follow the cells until you find a bold line in the middle of the puzzle. You must find exactly 9 consecutive cells. For the newbie, I suggest reading the rules to understand the puzzle. If you are looking for a change of pace, then try this game;  you will shake up your sudoku solving habits.
Rules :Â Rules of Sudoku 3 Dimensions
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Puzzle :sucu_424_2_04237.pdf
Solution :sucu_424_2_04237_sol.pdf
My book Sudoku 3 Dimension Challenge will please the fans of this puzzle. My book The Ultimate 3D Sudoku Book contains this puzzle plus many other 3D Sudoku variations .
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Sudoku 3 Dimensions Challenge |
The Ultimate 3D Sudoku book |
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No commentsCodewords # 2
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Among the books that I have published this year, I have one about codeword puzzles named: Stimulating Codewords. In a grid words have been coded, where a number corresponds to a letter, your task is to decipher all the words. In order to help you, some letters in each puzzle are already decoded. I present you two puzzles.
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Puzzle :codec_A_13x13_0082.pdf
Solution :codec_A_13x13_0082_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :codec_A_13x13_1582.pdf
Solution :codec_A_13x13_1582_sol.pdf
My book Stimulating Codewords contains 100 15x15 grids. This book is for those who like to use their logic faculty but without straining to much their brains with very difficult puzzles. An excellent gift !
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Stimulating Codewords  |
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Have fun !
Suguru #33
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Fans of Suguru, Techtonic, or even Kemaru will be happy, because this article is all about Suguru. This game has simple rules and offers great diversity, as it can appear in a wide variety of sizes (from 6x6 grids to giant 20x20 grids). While the simpler versions can be easy to solve, the more challenging ones require subtle reasoning to complete.Â
Suguru is a grid composed of regions of different shapes and sizes (from one square to five squares). The numbers 1 to 5 must be placed in each square so that no two adjacent squares have the same number and each region contains the numbers according to its size. Thus, a region of one square will have the number 1, a region of two squares will have the numbers 1 and 2, and so on up to a region of 5 squares which will have the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.Â
Many people are familiar with the quality of my games, which are unique in that they have no regions larger than 5 squares. I offer my games in a variety of grid sizes (more than twenty) and with different levels of difficulty. Some games, especially the giant grids, have a minimum number of clues at the start. But the most important thing is that they are fun to solve while still providing a challenge.Â
Here are six grids.
Rules :Â Rules of Suguru
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Puzzle :suguru_5X7_01935.pdf
Solution :suguru_5X7_01935_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :suguru_5X7_01936.pdf
Solution :suguru_5X7_01936_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :suguru_7X7_00413.pdf
Solution :suguru_7X7_00413_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :suguru_7X7_02454.pdf
Solution :suguru_7X7_02454_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :suguru_8X14_00654.pdf
Solution :suguru_8X14_00654_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :suguru_8X14_00655.pdf
Solution :suguru_8X14_00655_sol.pdf
If you want to treat yourself or please a loved one, you can purchase one of my Suguru books. There are four different collections of titles.
First, there are my books from the Suguru Challenge collection, which contain a variety of grids of all sizes (from 4x6 to 20x20).
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Suguru Challenge  |
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Suguru Challenge vol. 9Â Â |
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The Suguru Pocket series are books you can take with you anywhere, with more than 10 different grid sizes.
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Pocket Suguru  |
Pocket Suguru : The Allusion  |
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Pocket Suguru The Pulse  |
Pocket Suguru The Sequel  |
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Pocket Suguru The Shock  |
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The Giant Suguru series contains 16x16, 18x18, and 20x20 grids.
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Giant Suguru  |
Giant Suguru : The Reaction  |
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Giant Suguru : the Aftermath  |
Giant Suguru : the Consequence  |
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Giant Suguru The Escape  |
Giant Suguru The Riposte  |
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Giant Suguru: The Sequel  |
Giant Suguru: the Pursuit  |
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Finally, if you want lots of grids (1,000), the Mammoth series is just the thing.
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The Mammoth Book of Suguru  |
The Mammoth Book of Suguru vol. 2Â Â |
Have fun!
Bee Word Puzzle # 11
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Here is one of the most popular puzzle on this site: Bee Word. Those who solve them know why. For others who haven't had the chance to try this game, here's how it works: in a grid made up of honeycomb cells, you have to find all the words on the list. The remaining letters form the hiden word you are looking for. This is similar to a word search puzzle, except that the words in the grid follow curves instead of straight lines. The shape of the grid cells, which are hexagonal, adds an extra challenge. But the best thing is to solve these puzzles for yourself to get an idea. Here are two grids.Â
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Rules : Bee Words Rules
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Puzzle :bee_16X16_00146.pdf
Solution :bee_16X16_00146_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :bee_16X16_00147.pdf
Solution :bee_16X16_00147_sol.pdf
My book Bee Words Swarm has these puzzles.
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Bee Words Swarm |
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Hidoku # 19
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Hidoku gives to the puzzle creator a lot of freedom. The basic rule is to connect all the cells with a path that jumps from one square to another without ever missing a cell or passing over the same cell twice. So, you can change the shape of the grid and the shape of the cells. All you need is for each cell to have an adjacent cell.
In the form presented here, the cellsare either square, triangular, or diamond-shaped. You will also notice that they are not all the same size. So, starting from square 1 and ending at the last square on the path: 85, try to find this path. You can move from one cell to another if one corner of a cell touches another. Think outside the box and have fun.
Rules : Hidoku's Rules
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Puzzle :hite_23_3x3_00184.pdf
Solution :hite_23_3x3_00184_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :hite_23_3x3_00185.pdf
Solution :hite_23_3x3_00185_sol.pdf
You could find Hidoku puzzles in my two books: Hidoku Galore and Offbeat Hidoku. Â
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Hidoku Galore |
Offbeat Hidoku |
Have fun!
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