Puzzles for Adults and Children
The solution to Crossing the Road, the May-June metapuzzle, has now been posted. Well done to the seven people who solved this very tricky puzzle! Last week’s puzzle, Meow, has also had its hint made available.
The new puzzle is Tired Clues. You’ll have to keep your eyes on the road to solve this one.
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The solution to Chain-Link Crossing, the puzzle from two weeks ago, has now been posted. Last week’s metapuzzle, Cross the Road, has proven quite difficult, and the hint for that is available as well.
The new puzzle is Meow. This marks the beginning of another never-before-seen puzzle set!
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The solution to Cross the Tubes, the puzzle from two weeks ago, has now been posted. The hint for last week’s Chain-Link Crossing is available as well.
The May-June metapuzzle is Cross the Road. Use your answers from the past eight weeks to solve this puzzle. A new puzzle set begins next Monday!
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The solution to Cross-Breeding, the puzzle from two weeks ago, has now been posted. The hint for last week’s Cross the Tubes is available as well.
The final regular puzzle for this set is Chain-Link Crossing. Come back next week for the May-June metapuzzle. As this puzzle was originally borderline impossible, it has been updated as of 5pm CDT on 22 June. You have my sincere apologies.
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The solution to Criss Cross Clues, the puzzle from two weeks ago, has now been posted. The hint for last week’s Cross-Breeding is available as well.
The new puzzle this week is Cross the Tubes. As always, connections are vital.
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The solution to Diagramless Minicrosswords, the puzzle from two weeks ago, has now been posted. The hint for last week’s Criss Cross Clues is available as well.
The new puzzle this week is Cross-Breeding. Can you identify these new species?
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The solution to Crossed Words, the puzzle from two weeks ago, has now been posted. The hint for last week’s Diagramless Minicrosswords is available as well.
The new puzzle this week is Criss Cross Clues. Can you solve the clues and criss cross the answers?
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The solution to Compound Cross has now been posted, as has the solution to Picross-Country. Everything is now back on schedule after the change in hosting. Last week’s Crossed Words has its hint up as well.
The new puzzle this week is Diagramless Minicrosswords. Each of these bite-sized grids will provide one piece of the puzzle answer.
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No new solutions have been posted this week, but the hint for Compound Cross has been posted, as has the hint for Picross-Country. Both puzzles will be open to be solved for one more week, at which point their solutions will be posted and we will be back on schedule.
Speaking of new puzzles, this week’s puzzle is Crossed Words. I think you know what to do with this one.
As always please do let me know if you have any problems with the site. I have moved to a new host, and everything should have transferred correctly, but you never know.
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The solution to the Metapuzzle Mix-Up, the March-April metapuzzle, has now been posted. Thanks to my site being behind a SSL warning for most of the last week, no hint for Compound Cross has been posted yet. It has been delayed by one week, and will release next Monday alongside the hint for the new puzzle, which will return to schedule.
Speaking of new puzzles, this week’s puzzle is Picross-Country. This puzzle will only be available for two weeks, with a hint coming out on 18 May.
As always please do let me know if you have any problems with the site. I have moved to a new host, and everything should have transferred correctly, but you never know.
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