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Monday, December 10, 2012

Shade in tetrominoes such that the black cells are all connected to each other through their edges, and no 2x2 cell area within the grid contains all black cells. No two congruent tetrominoes may share an edge, even if they are rotated or reflected versions of each other. Numbers to the left of a row or above a column represent the groups of consecutive black cells which are in that row or column. For example, a clue of "3" means the row or column has three consecutive black cells, and a clue of "3 1" means that the row or column has a group of three consecutive black cells followed by a single black cell, separated by at least one white cell. A question mark (?) represents a group of consecutive black cells whose size is unknown; an asterisk (*) represents any number of unknown groups of black cells, including none at all.

Saturday, December 8, 2012

Puzzle 583: Ellbound 5

No comment.

Monday, December 3, 2012

Monday Mutant 121: Tetra Firma (double)

In this Tetra Firma puzzle, every region contains two tetrominoes instead of one. The two tetrominoes in one region cannot share an edge. The rules are otherwise unchanged.
Inspired by the LMI test Puzzle Fusion.

There is now a Facebook page for A Cleverly-Titled Logic Puzzle Blog! If you want to promote my efforts to get Battle of LITS published, share this post. Including offline funding, I've raised about half of the money I need already! Help me get all the way there before December 26!

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Puzzle 582: Block Band 7

Friday, November 30, 2012

Puzzle 581: Quad-Wrangle 26

Warning: this is possibly the toughest 10x10 Quad-Wrangle I've ever posted.
Rules of Quad-Wrangle

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Puzzle 580: The Inner Limits 7

The nestorgames edition of Battle of LITS has raised 8% of the necessary funding to be published! I'm also working on raising money offline; the pledges I've received so far (and plan on collecting within the week) are an additional 9%. Let's hope that the momentum continues. . . . :)
Rules of The Inner Limits
 

Puzzle 579: Straight and Arrow 41