Showing posts with label Bonus Puzzle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bonus Puzzle. Show all posts

Sunday, April 21, 2019

ANSWERS: Fronts Off 2

So you know how almost every week on these answer posts (starting with the one for puzzle #200), I open with a picture that I made on DeviantArt, even though there's next-to-no overlap of DA users and puzzle enthusiasts? Well, I failed to come up with a drawing inspired by one of the clues for "Fronts Off 2", but to make up for it, I've instead created a BONUS PUZZLE! It's a pretty easy 10x10 Picross puzzle (look at other posts with the "Picross" tag for instructions on how to solve one of these) that depicts an object mentioned in one of the clues from that aforementioned puzzle:


I've also made this Picross available in the free Steam game Picross Touch (which I've talked about before). Just search for "Plunger" in the game's Workshop mode, and it should be right there. Now with that out of the way, here are the whopping twelve people that have solved "Fronts Off 2"!
  • Grant Fikes ****
  • Chris Hendricks ****
  • Pavel Curtis ****
  • Stephen Staver ****
  • Eric Maddy ****
  • Sam Levitin ****
  • Patrick Jordan ****
  • Mom ***
  • Dan Simonds ****
  • Debbie Benford ****
  • Lynn Sweeney ****
  • Joe Bernard ****
Now head below the break for the answers as well as multiple solver comments!

Sunday, May 10, 2015

UPDATE: Which-Way Words

It's been about a week since I published my first collaboration puzzle, "Which-Way Words", and 8 people so far have solved it, seven of whom have managed to solve it within the first day of posting! Normally, this is when I post an easier version, but it's been a while since anyone actually used an easier version, and I'm starting to wonder if I should keep doing these or adopt a different system entirely! I already have another system in mind (something like the hint coins in the Professor Layton games), but I want to know from you guys if I should continue making the easier versions or not. You can either leave a comment on this post or email me at either redhead64@chartermi.net or itsredhead64@gmail.com to let me know what I should do next.

I don't want to leave the space below the break empty, however, so for this post, I'm going to provide a BONUS: a version of this puzzle with co-author Paolo Pasco's original clues, which may or may not be easier than the clues in the original version (For the record, I asked if I could change most of his clues, and he let me do so). Just click on "Read more" to see what kind of clues he initially had to offer!