iRectangles

November 18, 2008
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iRectangles is yet another puzzle app for the iPhone.  This app is based on the nikoli puzzle sikaku.  For the puzzle, you are given a grid of arbitrary size.  Some of the individual squares in the grid have numbers in them.  These numbers correspond to the number of squares in a rectangle.  The object of the puzzle is to section off the grid into a collection of rectangles such that each rectangle has a single number in it that is the rectangle’s area.  There should be no spaces left over in the grid.

I’ve found a couple sites, just by googling, that has some examples of the puzzle that you can try.  And, of course, there is always the iPhone app.

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2 Responses to iRectangles

  1. puzzhero on November 18, 2008 at 10:53 pm

    This is a really cool game. Its not that hard but a lot of fun. On the iphone application you compete on time so its fun

  2. passion on November 19, 2008 at 12:02 am

    Never paid much attention to Sikaku, but the more I look at it and find more Sikaru puzzles, the more I like them. Thanks for pointing this out!