Heyawake UZZLE Bolded regions represent rooms. Shade in cells so that there can never be any straight line that goes through more than rooms. Numbers in a room represent the amount of cells that are shaded in that room. Shaded cells cannot be adjacent to each other and in the end all white cells must interconnect. Write the number of shaded cells in each row, from top to bottom. Example:
UZZLE Seramik Shade in cells so that all 6 possible configurations are seen in the outlined x squares. ainted cells of different regions may not be adjacent to each other. Numbers outside indicate the length of consecutive black cell groups in order from that row or column. Write the size of white regions larger than, in increasing order. Example: 58
entapamino UZZLE Tapa rules apply; the numbered cells indicate the length of surrounding cells that are shaded. When there is more than one number, there has to be at least one unshaded cell separating groups of shaded cells. The shaded cells form all different pentominoes where no piece can touch each other, not even diagonally. ieces may be rotated and reflected. Write the content of the marked row from left to right, using specific pentomino labels. Ignore empty cells. Example: TTT
Colour Akari UZZLE lace coloured (either: yellow, blue or red) light bulbs into white cells so that all white cells are illuminated. Each bulb illuminates all white cells that are in the same row and column as itself, until it reaches a wall or a black cell. No two bulbs can illuminate each other. Numbers indicate the amount of light bulbs that are adjacent to that cell. A coloured black cell represent the mixture of colours of the lights illuminating that square. Y B G G G G Y Enter the number of yellow bulbs, followed by the number of blue bulbs, then red. For two digit numbers, type in both digits. Example:
Colour Tapa UZZLE 5 Classic Tapa rules apply: the numbered cells indicate the length of surrounding cells that are shaded. When there is more than one number, there has to be at least one unshaded cell separating groups of shaded cells. Now colour the wall with three colour segments (blue, yellow, and red). Each same-coloured segment must connect. The coloured numbers describe the mix of colours surrounding that cell. 7 7 Enter the content of the marked row. Using Y, R and B for yellow, red and blue cells respectively. Use. (dot) for empty cells. Clue cells are considered empty. Example: BB.B8Y
Colour Tapa UZZLE 5 Classic Tapa rules apply: the numbered cells indicate the length of surrounding cells that are shaded. When there is more than one number, there has to be at least one unshaded cell separating groups of shaded cells. Now colour the wall with three colour segments (blue, yellow, and red). Each same-coloured segment must connect. The coloured numbers describe the mix of colours surrounding that cell. 7 7 Enter the content of the marked row. Using Y, R and B for yellow, red and blue cells respectively. Use. (dot) for empty cells. Clue cells are considered empty. Example: BB.B8Y
Colour Scrabble UZZLE 6 lace the given words into the grid so that they read from left-right or top-bottom. No unlisted words may be formed. A coloured square represent an intersection of two words that, by nature of its words, mix to get that colour. S Y T I L T Enter the letters that appear in the marked row from left to right. Ignore blank cells.
UZZLE 7 Irodoku Fill in digits -9 so that no numbers repeat in any row, column or x bolded boxes. Additionally, the coloured sum indicates the total of all the numbers in the cells of the two colours that mix to create that colour. 6 9 6 7 5 5 8 7 9 5 8 Enter the content of the marked row from left to right. Example: 56
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