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#1: Aurelian Ginkgo (AurelianGinkgo) on Sep 18, 2020

Sudoku is my other favorite logic puzzle. I did them before I discovered paint by number.

Clever!

My other favorite are the Japanese logic puzzles like Nurikabe and Hashi.

I asked Google and found a Nurikabe website:
https://www.puzzle-nurikabe.com/

That site also has Hashi puzzles and other logic puzzles:
https://www.puzzle-bridges.com/

I also love Slitherlink puzzles -- fiercely addictive!
https://www.puzzle-loop.com/

Unique idea.

Yes, I too like Sudoku. An interesting idea of how to represent this type of puzzle.

I have a favorite Sudoku app and Slitherlink app (for Android).

Slitherlink: (free) made by Ejelta LLC
Slitherlink X: (paid $2.99) made by Ejelta LLC

Sudoku: (free) made by genina.com

These are excellent apps with infinite puzzles (with unique solutions!*) and small-to-non-existent ads. They all work with no connection as well. Slitherlink has a dark mode that is excellent for lulling the brain to sleep in a dark room.

Dang - I just checked up on the free Slitherlink, and it only has infinite Honeycomb (hexagonal) puzzles. It only has twenty of the Squares, Cairo (pentagons), Kites, and Diagonals puzzles. However, I can attest that the $3 for the "X" version is definitely worth it. I love that app.

Thanks, Valerie, for posting that site. The Light-up (Akari) puzzles are highly addictive.

*unfortunately not guaranteed with a lot of puzzle apps.

Valerie, thanks for the links! The sheer variety of clever and fun logic games is astounding. If I had more time to spare, I'd definitely focus on mastering one.

I think I found this site after branching off from websudoku.com.

USA Today Games Portal has a free daily sudoku, as well. :)

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