Archive for the ‘Colorlink’ Category
February 18, 2010
This is a Thursday Colorlink puzzle.
Puzzle 196
Looks like Slitherlink, is actually Colorlink, and solving ought to remind you of Crosslink (unless you make some intuitive guesses).
Incidentally, I think this is the first Colorlink puzzle where each of the colored cells and black cells don’t have their own rotational symmtery.
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January 1, 2010
This is a Friday In-Out Colorlink puzzle, a synthesis of In-Out Slitherlink and Colorlink. Each clue is always correctly colored, and the number tells the truth if it is inside that color’s loop. If it is outside the loop of the corresponding color, it is inverted as it would be in In-Out Slitherlink. There are no black numbers.
Puzzle 147
Happy new year with another holiday puzzle from hell. It turns out the rule changes in each of these variations can work together to create some nice logic. Keep that in mind if you get stuck.
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Posted in Colorlink, Hybrid, In-Out Slitherlink, [3] Fri/Sat | 2 Comments »
November 24, 2009
This is a Tuesday Colorlink puzzle.
Puzzle 109
I challenged myself to create an easy Colorlink puzzle without blatantly separating the colors (as some I have made did). It was actually pretty tough to do; this is an inherently difficult type to solve, it seems. Anyways, if you aren’t familiar with some of the Colorlink nuances, there’s still a couple of places you might get tripped up on, but it remains a puzzle I’d call easy.
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Posted in Colorlink, [1] Mon/Tues | 6 Comments »
September 12, 2009
This is a Colorlink puzzle.
Puzzle 28
Back when I posted the first Colorlink puzzle, I wondered about how crowded Colorlink would be with more than two colors. Now you can find the answer for yourself.
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September 4, 2009
This is a Colorlink puzzle.
Puzzle 13
Very difficult. You’ll need a mix of techniques both from standard Slitherlink and those introduced by Colorlink. I assure you logic alone can solve this, with virtually no thinking ahead required, but you may have to stare at it for some time.
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