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General Discussion / Re: Logic Puzzles
« on: June 18, 2022, 07:49:15 PM »
I've been getting into Nikoli-style logic puzzles recently, solving a few when I have the time, but I also went ahead and created some of my own puzzles. They're nothing too fancy, but I'm pretty happy with them for a first attempt. They use a ruleset which combines Simple Loops with Nonograms. I dub it, the Nonoloop.
Rules
- Draw a single non-intersecting loop through the centers of all cells. The loop may only move horizontally or vertically and may only make 90-degree turns.
- Clues outside the grid represent the lengths of the blocks of consecutive turns that the loop makes in the corresponding row or column, in order.
E.g. "2" means the loop turns in two consecutive cells in that column, while "1 1" means the loop turns in one cell and then another non-consecutively.
Puzzles
And attached is a single pdf with the rules and all puzzles, if that's preferred
Rules
- Draw a single non-intersecting loop through the centers of all cells. The loop may only move horizontally or vertically and may only make 90-degree turns.
- Clues outside the grid represent the lengths of the blocks of consecutive turns that the loop makes in the corresponding row or column, in order.
E.g. "2" means the loop turns in two consecutive cells in that column, while "1 1" means the loop turns in one cell and then another non-consecutively.
Example (click to show/hide)
Puzzles
Nonoloop 1 (click to show/hide)
Nonoloop 2 (click to show/hide)
Nonoloop 3 (click to show/hide)
Nonoloop 4 (click to show/hide)
And attached is a single pdf with the rules and all puzzles, if that's preferred