Puzzles for Adults and Children
It has now been one week since the puzzle On the Table was posted. Check out the hint if you need some help. The solution to Spiderweb from two weeks ago is up as well.
This week’s new puzzle is Time Heist. What a wonder-ful puzzle! CORRECTION: The penultimate clue was originally incomplete, lacking the statement that no thief shares a first letter with the wonder they stole. Apologies for the oversight.
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It has now been one week since the puzzle Spiderweb was posted. Check out the hint if you need some help. The solution to Cross Words from two weeks ago is up as well.
This week’s new puzzle is On the Table. What will these formulae make?
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It has now been one week since the puzzle Cross Words was posted. Check out the hint if you need some help. The solution to Skull and Crossbones from two weeks ago is up as well.
This week’s new puzzle is Spiderweb. Complete the grid to find your answer.
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Skull and Crossbones has been up for a week. Check out the hint if you need some help. The solution to Pocket Monsters from two weeks ago is up as well.
This week’s new puzzle is Cross Words. Can you identify the pairs of words?
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Last week’s Pocket Monsters has proved to be difficult, so check out the hint if you need some help. As well, the solution to Overlaps has been posted.
This week’s new puzzle is Skull and Crossbones. For only about the third time ever, the PDF has two pages, mostly to improve legibility. It has been brought to my attention that ULNA was in the puzzle twice. This has now been corrected. Thanks to Marla O. for pointing this out!
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The hint for last week’s puzzle, Overlaps, has been posted, as has the solution to last month’s metapuzzle, Just a Few Notes. Well done to all fourteen people who solved it!
The puzzling continues with Pocket Monsters. Sometimes you gotta catch just one. As is standard convention, which may not be known to all solvers, mega, dynamax, etc. do not count as steps in the evolutionary line.
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The conclusion of the previous round means that this site has now been going for five years! Whether you’ve been around since the beginning, or you just started solving this summer, I want to offer each of you a sincere thank you for sticking with me through the ups and downs. On the topic of ups and downs, I have begun the process of switching hosting services, so there may be some downtime in the coming weeks, but I hope in the end it will result in better service.
The hint for last month’s metapuzzle, Just a Few Notes, has been posted, as has the solution to Common Cents, the final feeder puzzle for that meta.
The new year of puzzles begins with Overlaps. Can you put the pieces together to solve the puzzle?
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The hint for last week’s Common Cents has been posted, as has the solution to the puzzle Experience Gained, released two weeks ago.
The new puzzle this week is the July-August metapuzzle, Just a Few Notes. Use your answers from the past seven weeks to decode this tune. Next Monday will be the first of September, and we will start a whole new puzzle set.
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The hint for last week’s Experience Gained has been posted, as has the solution to the puzzle Beginnings and Endings, released two weeks ago.
This week’s new puzzle is Common Cents. This is the final regular puzzle of this puzzle set. Next week will be the July-August metapuzzle.
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The hint for last week’s Beginnings and Endings has been posted, as has the solution to the puzzle Puzzle Design, released two weeks ago.
This week’s new puzzle is Experience Gained. Can you build on what has come before?
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