100 different Akari puzzles in different sizes from 8x8 to 12x12. The puzzles may be freely distributed or used for publication. Akari is another Japanese logic puzzle. The aim of Akari is to light up all empty cells by placing light bulbs at empty locations following certain rules. The Puzzles are in Adobe PDF file format and have not to be installed. You can easily print and then work them out with pencil and paper.
100 different Futoshiki puzzles in different degrees of difficulty and sizes from 4x4 to 9x9. The puzzles may be freely distributed or used for publication. Futoshiki is another Japanese logic puzzle which is normally played on a 5x5 grid. Translated, it means"not equal". The objective is to place the numbers 1 to 5 in each row and each column. Some numbers are given at the start and in addition, there are constraints specified...
100 different Hitori puzzles in different sizes from 5x5 to 10x10. The puzzles may be freely distributed or used for publication. Hitori is another Japanese logic puzzle. It is played on a grid of squares, each square contains a number. Some numbers in a row or a column are duplicated. The goal is to locate these duplicates and mark them so that there are no duplicate numbers left. The Puzzles are in Adobe PDF file format and have not to be...
100 different Samurai puzzles in different degrees of difficulty. The puzzles may be freely distributed or used for publication. Samurai are extra big Sudoku puzzles, therefor the rules for solving a Samurai are the same: Each row, column and region must contain the numerals from 1 through 9 exactly once. The Puzzles are in Adobe PDF file format and have not to be installed. You can easily print and then work them out with pencil and paper.
100 different Sudoku puzzles in different degrees of difficulty and sizes from 4x4 to 16x16. The puzzles may be freely distributed or used for publication. The rules for solving a Sudoku are simple: Each row, column and region must contain the numerals from 1 through 9 exactly once. The Puzzles are in Adobe PDF file format and have not to be installed. You can easily print and then work them out with pencil and paper.
Cross Sums puzzles, also known as Kakuro puzzles, are challenging yet fun and easy to learn. More addictive than Sudoku - try Kakuro puzzles and see for yourself. Create an unlimited number of Cross Sums puzzles with Amigos Cross Sums. All puzzles have a unique solution. Choose from 5 difficulty levels and 4 grid sizes. Print the puzzles or solve them on screen. Examples, solving hints and techniques are included in the program. Possible...
Try Best Kakuro for the best Kakuro puzzles. Best Kakuro creates Kakuro puzzles in 6 difficulty levels from novice to killer, and grid sizes ranging from 8x8 to 14x22. Print the puzzles, or solve them on screen using either your mouse or keyboard. Includes 'zeros allowed' puzzles. All puzzles have a guaranteed unique solution and can be solved using logic - no guessing required. Possible combinations are shown for each square while...
Try Best Kakuro for the best Kakuro puzzles. Best Kakuro creates Kakuro puzzles in 5 difficulty levels from easy to killer, and grid sizes ranging from 8x8 to 14x18. Print the puzzles, or solve them on screen using either your mouse or keyboard. Includes 'zeros allowed' puzzles. All puzzles have a guaranteed unique solution and can be solved using logic - no guessing required. Possible combinations are shown for each square while solving...
Crosswords, the classic word puzzles which appear in newspapers and magazines throughout the world, now come to life on your PC! Desktop Crossword can generate a near infinite number of puzzles using its huge database of clues.
Make your own crosswords and other puzzles using your own words and clues. Print your puzzles in a wide range of formats including Standard, Clue-In-Puzzle, Fill-In, Tangled, Fractured, CodeWord and French style, or export them to the Clipboard and then paste into your Desk Top Publishing application. Other features include (1) Make standard puzzles just like you see in your morning paper, free-form puzzles from your word list having as few as...
