Sentinels
Star Battle / region placement
Every row gets one sentinel. So does every column, and so does every coloured region. The catch is that no two of them may stand next to each other, and that includes diagonally.
Today’s puzzles
Three logic puzzles, new every day at your local midnight. Clear all three and the day counts as perfect. Still want more? Unlimited never runs out.
Puzzle #1 · Star BattlePlay →
Sentinels
One sentinel per row, column and region. None may touch.
expertdifficulty: expert
Puzzle #1 · BinairoPlay →
Eclipse
Suns and moons in balance. Never three in a row.
expertdifficulty: expert
Puzzle #1 · Number pathPlay →
Circuit
One unbroken line through every cell, hitting the numbers in order.
expertdifficulty: expert
You will never have to guess
Every board is tested before it goes up: one answer and only one, and an answer you can reach by reasoning alone. Anything that fails either test never reaches the site. How that works →
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The three games
Eclipse
Binairo / binary balance
Fill the grid with suns and moons. Each row and each column ends up with equal numbers of both, and you can never put three of the same symbol in a line. The small "=" and "×" markers between cells tell you where two cells must match, and where they must differ.
Circuit
Hamiltonian path with numbered waypoints
Draw a single line from waypoint 1 to the highest number, picking up the numbered cells in order along the way. It has to fill every square on the board, and it can never cross itself.