I got an email today about a new puzzle called Trizm puzzles. Trizm puzzles are based on sudoku puzzles in that you have to fill in a grid with digits and specified regions of the grid may only contain each digit exactly once. The main difference between Trizm puzzles and sudoku puzzles is that Trizm has a triangular grid. As a result, there are no rows or columns, just rows and crossbars. The new layout is a little tricky to understand at first, but it has an interesting result. Some of the triangles in the grid may be part of only one region making them harder to fill. Others may be part of four regions.
Currently, there are only printable versions of the puzzles on the site but I’m told that a javascript version that will allow you to complete puzzles on the site will be coming soon. There are even versions planned for the iPhone and Facebook. Enjoy!
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