Japanese crossword «Sun»
Size: 32x32 | Picture: | Difficulty: | Added: | 13.11.16 | Author: Arina |
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Tricky to get started but fun to do, and a delightful picture as reward at the end :-)
replyThe beginning was just brutal... Took me almost an hour to get more than a dozen tiles colored in.
replyConfession time - I had to have a hint (which I couldn't see the logic of) to get me started! Great puzzle - thank you :)
replyThat's probably the most challenging one I've done yet. Great picture, good fun.
replyI enjoyed this too, pretty challenging, but remains interesting when you get going. I just placed a few squares in the central rows across, then a few down and they started to come together. Great puzzle.
replyThis was really hard at the beginning. Unfortunately, there were many repetitions in procedure of solving due to strong symmetry (left is similar to right, top to the bottom). On the other hand (fortunately), the yellow and orange squares are a bit asymmetric - thank you Arina.
replyWow, I can't believe I did that without using any hints! It took over 3 hours though.
reply'When the Sun is shining I can do anything; no mountain is too high, no trouble too difficult to overcome.'
replyFantastic in that it maintains a good level of difficulty throughout the puzzle!
It took me some til (1.5 h), but it's certainly doable without hints.
replyIt took me some til (1.5 h), but it's certainly doable without hints.
19 hours ;-))
The most difficult pic here.
And one hint left!
replyThe most difficult pic here.
And one hint left!
a perfect example of how puzzles dont need to be 100x100 size to be fun and difficult. Well done.
replyTricky. Especially at the start. Good result so I'm glad I persevered.
replyFirst few pieces all at the 4 directions, telling me it is quite symmetric :) I did it quite fast under 1h. Not sure if I have to do it again with only analytical. It's semi guessing coz the third, fourth and so on from border screaming at me, hey, it won't be wrong, pick me! pick me! Fun challenge
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