The current issue of New Scientist features one of my new puzzles. Double Base is the Brain Twister (puzzle of the week).
The current issue of New Scientist features one of my new puzzles. Double Base is the Brain Twister (puzzle of the week).
Notasu unwrapped.
A few people on Logic Masters (logic-masters.de) deduced the rules last week.
Notasu unwrapped.
A few people on Logic Masters (logic-masters.de) deduced the rules last week.
Notasu: a puzzle wrapped in a puzzle.
This is version 2. Version 1 remained unsolved after circulating on the internet for two weeks. Version 2 is version 1 with extra clues.
Please consider forwarding to anyone who might be interested.
Notasu: a puzzle wrapped in a puzzle.
This is version 2. Version 1 remained unsolved after circulating on the internet for two weeks. Version 2 is version 1 with extra clues.
Please consider forwarding to anyone who might be interested.
Medusa, she with living snakes for hair, was one of the three GORGON sisters. The only mortal one. She was beheaded by Perseus, the slayer of monsters.
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Medusa, she with living snakes for hair, was one of the three GORGON sisters. The only mortal one. She was beheaded by Perseus, the slayer of monsters.
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A new puzzle. Looks like it could be one for Ethan?!
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A new puzzle. Looks like it could be one for Ethan?!
As usual, there's a not-for-profit web app:
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Target: 5. Perfect for a puzzle with a 5-star difficulty rating.
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Target: 5. Perfect for a puzzle with a 5-star difficulty rating.
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Only two towers and only two tones. Will it only take two ticks to solve?
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Only two towers and only two tones. Will it only take two ticks to solve?
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DeCamp is a surname of French/Dutch origin. For people who ‘worked the field’. So, equivalent to the English ‘Farmer’.
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DeCamp is a surname of French/Dutch origin. For people who ‘worked the field’. So, equivalent to the English ‘Farmer’.
Not-for-profit web app:
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