After the article ‘Amazing Mazes by Joe‘ I was looking for a way to solve Mazes just as you have solvers for Sudoku puzzles.

Via iBloggedThis I found a technique using PhotoShop to solve mazes. If you have PhotoShop and want to solve a maze you can watch the video how to do this. This is not how you should solve a maze but it can be useful or just for fun. Happy Puzzling!

Tags: Maze

Category: All Puzzles, Maze Puzzles, Sudoku Puzzles

Blox Forever is a yet another block puzzle game with a lot of game elements which makes it very interesting and each level different.

Game play is easy, just click a blox, hold down the mouse button, and drag to left or right. Blox cannot be moved upwards and will fall down automatically as gravity does it’s work. Place similar colored gem blox together to remove them from the board. Remove all gem blox to solve the puzzle and get to the next level. The free version has only ten levels.

Anyway you’ll spend lots of time with [Read More...]

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Parking Zone is a simple and basic flash game. Object is to drive different colored cars into their respective colored parking zones as soon as you can.

The first levels are very simple and you’ve got fifty moves per level to solve the puzzle. This is more a puzzle game for kids to let them think in advance to solve a puzzle.

For the more experienced puzzler Parking Zone is just to simple to solve. Happy Puzzling!

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Category: All Puzzles

As Sudoku sweeps across the globe, tightening it’s stranglehold on commuters, Carol Vorderman and millions of people’s DS’s, numerous other pretenders to the crown have popped up, all vying to be called the Next Big Casual Mathematical Thing.

As a puzzle game with a strong tilt towards people of a numerate nature, Rubik’s Numbulution is the newest challenger to the throne – a mathematical puzzle game that relies as much on your ability figure out a puzzle as it does your skill at adding up numbers in the most obscure way possible.

When you begin a game, you’ll be presented [Read More...]

Category: All Puzzles, Rubik's Cube, Sudoku Puzzles

Josh from Puzzlinks.com created a new puzzle again. It’s a Sudoku variation that Josh calls Circle Sum Sudoku.

It’s basically a cross between Sudoku and Kakuro. The idea was to have a Sudoku grid where the clues are unknown to start. This gave Josh the idea of having a Kakuro like puzzle to determine the clues. The result Cirlce Sum Sudoku. At Puzzlinks you can read how to solve Circle Sum Sudoku including the solution.

Enjoy Circle Sum Sudoku and thanks to Josh for another beautiful puzzle.

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Category: All Puzzles, Sudoku Puzzles

At Mt Baker Puzzle Books the have some fine wooden Pentomino Puzzles, handcrafted from a different type of native northwest of America wood (like walnut, cherry, maple and much more) by Stan and Connie Bookman.

A pentomino is a shape created by joining five equal size squares at their edges. There are twelve possible combination’s and there are several thousand ways to assemble these twelve pieces into rectangles.

Next to the fact that these pentomino puzzles are handcrafted they come also in a very nice wooden cover which makes this an ideal present.

For a [Read More...]

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You probably never heard of Joe Barzantny, but his work is world famous. Joe amazed already at an early stage in his life his parents and friends with his very organized and artistic displays all over the floors or on tabletops.

In his young primary years, Joey’s teachers kept bringing to his mom’s attention that her son scored so high on maze testing that he was off the charts. He also placed high in analytical/mathematical/spatial tests. And this came despite the fact that he exhibited signs of attention deficit disorder, being easily distracted and having difficulty concentrating. He was a [Read More...]

Category: All Puzzles, Maze Puzzles