There is a new puzzle up at Smartkit called Untouchable that was written by Peter Grabarchuk. The goal is to arrange a group of hexominoes in a grid so that they don’t touch. Smartkit is giving away prizes for those who can solve the puzzle first.
Tags: polyomino,puzzlesAnother polyomino puzzle
I came across these puzzles over at zotmeister’s blog. He calls them polyominous. The puzzle consists of a grid of dots with numbers sitting between some sets of four dots, not unlike slither link. But the rules, of course, are very different. Each number n sits on a polyomino made up of n cells (e.g. a 4 sits on a polyomino made up of four cells.) No two polyominoes of the same size will be orthagonally adjacent and the entire grid must be filled. To get a better idea, check out the puzzles on zotmeister’s blog.
Tags: polyomino,puzzles
