Description:-
This is a SKYSCRAPER puzzle. Click on the name for the rules. This one took around 5 min to create. It is little hard than easy. This one is the 2nd one.
Click here to go to 1st practice puzzle.
One more to come... Keep visiting.. !! Njoy!! :)
Difficulty :- Medium
Practice Puzzle 2 :- Range (1~5)
Unique Solution :- Click here
Description:-
This is Easy As ABC puzzle. Click on name for rules. As promised this is 3rd practice puzzle of the series.
Click here to go to 2nd Practice puzzle.
Click here to go to 1st practice puzzle.
Difficulty :- Medium
Practice Puzzle 3 :- Range (A~D)
Unique Solution :- Click here
Description :-
This is a SKYSCRAPER puzzle. Click on the name for the rules. Created this one very fast so the level is easy. This is the 1st practice puzzle. Njoy !! . 2 more to come!!
Difficulty :- Easy
Practice PUzzLe 1 : (Range 1~4)
Unique Solution : Click here.
Rules :-
1) Place numbers of the given range in the grid such that each
row and column contains each number exactly once.
2) Each number represents the height of the skyscraper in each
cell.
3) The digits outside the grid indicate the number of skyscrapers
seen from the corresponding direction.
As i did in Easy As ABC puzzle type. Here too i will be publishing 3 practice puzzles of this type and then you will be comfortable with the rules. Then i would be uploading the tough ones.
This example I took from Rohan Rao just to save time. Thanks to him.
Example :- (Range 1~4)
Unique Solution :-
Description :
This is Easy As ABC puzzle. Click on name for rules. As promised this is 2nd practice puzzle of the series.
Click here to go to 1st practice puzzle.
Difficulty : Medium (Range A-C)
Puzzle :
Unique Solution : Click here.
Description : I am giving Series of puzzles for practice in EASY AS ABC.This will boost your confidence and then i will be creating harder ones.
This is Easy As ABC puzzle. Click on name for rules.
I created these practice puzzles in rush so its of easy-medium levels and you will find it easy to solve.
PRACTICE PUZZLE 1 (Range A-D)
Difficulty :- Easy
Unique Solution :- Click here
Rules :
1) Enter the letters in the given range (In given example A-C), each
letter exactly once, in all of the rows and columns.
2) One or more cells may remain empty in each Row and Column.
3) The letters outside the grid show which letter you come across
first from that direction.
Now as the given range is A-C and the number of rows and columns are also 3 so there will be no empty cells.
Whereas if it 4*4 grid and the range was A-C then there would be one empty cell in each row and column and SO-ON.
This rules will get clear after seeing the Example and some practice puzzles.
Example :- (Note that in top right with "-" is the range)
Unique Solution :-
Description :
This is the Kropki Puzzle. Click on the names for the rules. This one is bigger than the earlier. Click here to check the earlier one.
Well, moving on to this I took around 30 min to create this one. I know its too much time but i wanted to create a hard one. Actually I created this puzzle in 5 min then i had to tweak it 5 to 6 times to remove some of the clues and then cross check the uniqueness. I think you will like this puzzle.
Njoy solving !! :) :p
Difficulty : Hard
Size : 9*9
Puzzle :
Unique Solution : Click here
