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Author Archives: djape
Daily Consecutive/Non-consecutive puzzles
Well, it’ time to revive the “Daily Sudoku variants” page. First of all, that page has been renamed to “(Non)consecutive”. Since this variation of Sudoku puzzles has proven to be more popular than odd/even and greater/less than, I have decided to give you one such puzzle every day, Monday to Friday. Hardest puzzles (IQ/Insane) will […]
Clueless Killer Sudoku #3
A while ago I posted 2 Clueless Killer Sudoku puzzles and for the second one I suggested that you shouldn’t attempt to solve it. Well here is another puzzle of the same kind. I won’t make any suggestions this time – I hope you will enjoy the puzzle. 🙂 Again, thanks to Ruud from www.sudocue.net […]
Posted in Free sample puzzles, Killer Sudoku, Samurai sudoku
Tagged Clueless Killer Sudoku, killer, killer sudoku, samurai, Samurai Sudoku, suggestions
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Amy’s Loco Sudoku
It’s been a while! 🙂 For various reasons I haven’t made any posts in the last few months but that’s about to change. Thanks to Princess Amy, I’m presenting you a very special Sudoku puzzle. It consists of 1 Killer, 1 Odd/Even, 1 , 1 Consecutive and 1 Butterfly Sudoku puzzle, arranged Samurai Sudoku-style. Make […]
Posted in Free sample puzzles, Samurai sudoku, Sudoku Variants
Tagged Butterfly Sudoku, CONSECUTIVE, killer, odd/even, rules, samurai, Samurai Sudoku, UPDATE
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Griddlers
Ok, this time I will show you a hanjie puzzle that is relatively straightforward until halfway through the puzzle you come to a point where you have to use one advanced solving technique. It will be explained in detail in the next few days. Until then – try to solve it yourself! UPDATE: There is […]
Posted in Free sample puzzles, Picross
Tagged griddlers, hanjie, IQ, pic-a-pix, solving technique, technique, UPDATE
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Paintdoku
Here is a brand new 20×20 Hanjie (griddlers, pic-a-pix) puzzle for you – October 26, 2006 After this one I intend to start posting some more difficult ones, but this one is still quite easy. Click on the puzzle thumbnail to access the puzzle. Enjoy!Killer Samurai Sudoku – hard!
There have been no updates for about two weeks because I was away from home for a while. I will make sure to put everything into place now and also I will start working on making some major improvements on this site (more about that soon), but in the meanwhile, I’d like to present you […]
Nonograms
It seems like I’ve overdone it again – the first Hanjie puzzle posted a few days ago was too big according to many of the visitors! To rectify this problem, I’m posting a smaller one – it’s a 15×15 Hanjie, (griddlers, picross, nonograms) relatively easy, so even those of you who are new to these […]
Posted in Free sample puzzles, Picross
Tagged EASY, griddlers, hanjie, nonograms, Picross
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Hanjie
Here is something brand new, well, for this site anyway: Hanjie puzzles, previously known under the name “Tsunami”. I have been supplying these puzzles to Euromedia Finland since July who are publishing a Hanjie magazine every month. Each issue of their magazine contains 31 of my Hanjie puzzles in various sizes, from 10×10, 15×15 and […]
Posted in Free sample puzzles, Picross
Tagged BOOK, Finland, griddlers, hanjie, pic-a-pix, rules, suggestions, ZERO
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First INSANE September 27 anniversary
Well, folks, one year has passed since I posted my first INSANE Killer Sudoku puzzle. Although it wasn’t “perfect” (it contains singleton cages), most probably this site wouldn’t become popular if it hadn’t been for that puzzle. It was by far the most difficult Killer Sudoku puzzle that the world had seen at that time […]Clueless Consecutive Sudoku puzzle
How many Sudoku variants are there? I don’t know. To calculate, you’d have to multiply the number of overlapping types with the number of variants that impose additional constraints on each puzzle. I produce puzzles with 5 different constraints: Killer, Odd/Even, Greater/Less than, Consecutive, and Non-Consecutive. But then again, you can put an “X” on […]