Japanese crossword «Irish deer»
| Size: 25x25 | Picture: | Difficulty: | Added: | 09.08.20 | Author: Lalopop |
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Wow, that was a challenge, and such a striking image! Nice work!
replyNot just any old one. I love the specificity of this.
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Very difficult--seems like I kept running into brick walls. Striking image for something so light and sparse.
replyVery nice...and difficult. I didn't use a hint but gave in to taking one guess. Superb puzzles Lalopop!
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Managed to finish this in the end with no hints, definetly not easy!
replySheesh... I needed all three hints plus a guess. The hints all made sense to me, at least... Great puzzle with a fabulous result!
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I really loved the thinking that had to go into solving this one. Thank you, Lalopop!
replyThat took a good hour+! Managed with no hints/guesses...really difficult for a 25x25!
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Would have once. It’s been extinct for some 10,000 years. https://www.ourwarwickshire.org.uk/content/article/warwickshire-museums-giant-irish-deer
replyThanks a million for this puzzle. Very hard, but all very logical. Nice image, Very satisfying.
replyI miss Lalopop puzzles, it's a shame we haven't had a new one in a long time. They're often quite tricky, and delightfully fun every single time, and I love the minimalistic style of the resulting images that still manages to accurately and elegantly convey exactly what it's supposed to be.
This puzzle in particular was fiendishly difficult, it had me sitting there stumped at multiple points going over it over and over with a fine toothed comb trying to find that single place where I could logically deduce there must/can't be a square that will trigger the next series of moves to all fall into place. You know it HAS to be there, there's no need for guesses or hints, but it takes more than just the usual basic counting to find it, you get to enjoy using advanced techniques. I honestly haven't had this much fun solving a nonogram in a very, very long time, it makes me wish you could favorite puzzles so you can easily find them when you're in the mood to do them again.
replyThis puzzle in particular was fiendishly difficult, it had me sitting there stumped at multiple points going over it over and over with a fine toothed comb trying to find that single place where I could logically deduce there must/can't be a square that will trigger the next series of moves to all fall into place. You know it HAS to be there, there's no need for guesses or hints, but it takes more than just the usual basic counting to find it, you get to enjoy using advanced techniques. I honestly haven't had this much fun solving a nonogram in a very, very long time, it makes me wish you could favorite puzzles so you can easily find them when you're in the mood to do them again.