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.
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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No commentsHidoku # 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.
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Hidoku Galore |
Offbeat Hidoku |
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Multi Sudoku: Flower Sudoku # 11
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Here is Fower Sudoku, which consists of four different Sudoku puzzles that form a fifth Sudoku in the center. The usual Sudoku rules apply to each Sudoku puzzle. There are regions (3x3 boxes) that are common to several Sudokus. For example, the box in the center is shared by all five Sudokus, while some others are shared by three Sudokus. Here are two Flower Sudoku puzzles ready to be solved.
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Puzzle :flower_00191.pdf
Solution :flower_00191_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :flower_00192.pdf
Solution :flower_00192_sol.pdf
I have published two books that have Flower Sudoku and also many more other Sudoku variations.
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Spectacular Sudoku Variants |
Stunning Sudoku Puzzles |
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Sumo # 15
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Among all the different possible Sudoku puzzle configurations, Sumo reigns supreme. It contains 13 interlocking Sudoku puzzles, which is enough to gauge its difficulty. Don't give up before you've tried it. Patience and foresight are qualities that you possess and that are needed to solve this monster.
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Puzzle :Sumo_00003.pdf
Solution :Sumo_00003_sol.pdf
To quench your thirst for Sumo, the ideal remedy are my three Sumo Challenge books, which includes 64 puzzles each.
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Sumo Challenge |
Sumo Challenge 2 |
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Sumo Challenge 3 |
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Number Fill-Ins # 11
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Here are some puzzles to stimulate our brains: the number fill-ins puzzle. You have to place a series of numbers in the grid. It's simple, but it requires observation and deduction to find the right places for these numbers. Here are two grids for your enjoyment.
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Puzzle :fill_in_15x15_00132.pdf
Solution :fill_in_15x15_00132_sol.pdf
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Puzzle :fill_in_15x15_05872.pdf
Solution :fill_in_15x15_05872_sol.pdf
In case you like these puzzles, you're in luck, because you can buy these books on Amazon.
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Number Fill-ins 2 |
Number Fill-ins 3 Brain Exercises |
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Number Fill-ins Brain Exercises |
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