Japanese crossword «Birdhouse»
| Size: 23x29 | Picture: | Difficulty: | Added: | 17.07.18 | Author: Ol_Ga |
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I found this puzzle very interesting, since it's difficult, but not too large. What's more, the picture is very nice. Thank you, Olga.
replyGreat job - didn't think I could do it, but I did.
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Not as difficult as I expected given the number of stars. But indeed hard to start off.
After hitting the first serious "dead end" try focusing on the vertical axis and a square that can only correspond to one number - not to a particular position, but a definite number.
After hitting the first serious "dead end" try focusing on the vertical axis and a square that can only correspond to one number - not to a particular position, but a definite number.
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impossible for me. After i got stuck i had to guess, albeit safely, but still guess. Very nice picture
replyVery interesting. Good difficult and not too large. Thank you
replyI just didn't get this. Even when I took a hint, didn't understand the logic.
replyI used all hints , for me was very difficult but finally after 4 hours in two days i solved it
i could n t find logic in the third hint
replyi could n t find logic in the third hint
I found this one so difficult I had to guess parts by hand to guess-and-check in order to figure it out. But once I got one row figured out the rest came pretty easily. Good challenge!
replyGosh, this was a tough 'un! I almost always solve the se puzzles without x-ing out the blanks but this time I couldn't. Didn't guess and didn't need a hint but it wasn't easy.
Excellent work!
replyExcellent work!
extremely difficult to me! I didn't get the logic of hints either, and I thought I was an experienced nonogrammer...
replyModerate difficulty with a nice result.. Fun to do.. Thanks
replyDifficult in the beginning, then getting very easy at the end.
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Good one, very tough at the start. I had to use a different technique than my normal approach. The key for me was testing the placement of the 11 in the third column from the right. Still tricky though.