Puzzle No 93 (Fillomino)

Rules:

Divide the grid into different regions along the grid lines. No two regions of the same size can touch each other by a side. Numbers in the grid indicate that this cell is part of a region of that size. A region can contain more than one given number. There can be regions without any given numbers.

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Puzzle:

Theme: Symmetric / Logical / 1 to 10

Difficulty: Medium

Puzzle No 92 (Fillomino)

Rules:

Divide the grid into different regions along the grid lines. No two regions of the same size can touch each other by a side. Numbers in the grid indicate that this cell is part of a region of that size. A region can contain more than one given number. There can be regions without any given numbers.

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Puzzle:

Theme: Broken Heart

Difficulty: Medium-

Puzzle No 63 (Fillomino)

Description :-

It is Fillomino Puzzle. Click on the name for the rules. Actually this puzzle was for tomorrow, but i doubt that i will get time to publish it. So i am posting it today itself. Finally a symmetry puzzle by me. Had to compromise in giving two more additional clues just for the sake of symmetry. But still the difficulty is not affected much by it. 

Again, ignore the coloring as this would just indicate the originally given numbers and to highlight the symmetry. :p

Difficulty :- Hard one!! 
Puzzle :-

Unique Solution :- Click here.

Puzzle No 62 ( Fillomino )

Description :-

This is another new genre on my blog. It is Fillomino Puzzle. Click on the name of  puzzle for the rules. 

First of all, Ignore the coloring as it just indicates originally given numbers. While creating it, ended up with odd size of grid so don't get shocked. :p

Njoy!! :)

Difficulty :- Easy
Puzzle :-

Unique Solution :- Click here.

FILLOMINO RULES

Objective / Rules :-

Fill in grid cells with numbers as per following rules :-

1)  Some of the numbers are already given.

2) The area, connected by same numbers horizontally or vertically, is called "Block".

3) Each block contains cells as same as that number.

So your grid gets divided into different size blocks, after you have filled all the numbers.

4) Same size block must not touch each other, Horizontally or Vertically.

I have tried to simplify the rules as much as i can.
The example puzzle should clarify your doubts.
Here is the link for alternate explanation of Rules :-
1) Palmer Mebane Blog
2) Nikoli Website


Example :-

Unique Solution :-
Here you can see that there is no option for 2 number to have 1 more cell connected to it other than in between 1-1 (else it would violate rule no 4.)
Secondly, the remaining cells has to be 1 complete block of 5 cells else trying to divide into 2 or 3 or.. blocks will violate the rule no 4.