Japanese crossword «Basket»
Size: 15x15 | Picture: | Difficulty: | Added: | 04.08.21 | Author: mariegoldenshark |
#3 and 10 are a little too similar, but it's not hard to figure it out.
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the browns may be a bit close, but no where near the blacks and greys in some puzzles. nice design, enjoyed it, thanks
replyNice shading! The colors were a little close, but on a small puzzle like this it wasn't too frustrating, and worth the effect
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That or a salmon sushi bowl (the one near my house)
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I thought it was going to be a some sort of fish rice bowl as well!
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The dark brown was very dark. Of the two lighter browns, one had a white numbering system and the other had a black number. Makes it easy to distinguish.
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For years I've been reading the advice "in settings click the option to choose color from the grid" whenever someone commented on similar colors. I ignored it until yesterday and finally I did it, and BOY! my life on this site is totally changed for the better. It's so much easier now.
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Lovely for such a small puzzle. And the colors are perfect!
replyThis was a fun puzzle.
For the ones that have trouble with the similar colors:
There is a setting that allows you to click on the colors in the columns to change colors. I don't know how I came across it but it helps a lot when the colors are so close.
replyFor the ones that have trouble with the similar colors:
There is a setting that allows you to click on the colors in the columns to change colors. I don't know how I came across it but it helps a lot when the colors are so close.
Wow, this got really tricky at the end! I spent about 4 minutes at the end of the puzzle trying to figure out how those top 4 rows were supposed to be filled.
This looks awesome, mariegoldenshark! I hope you make more puzzles in the future!
replyThis looks awesome, mariegoldenshark! I hope you make more puzzles in the future!
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...before seeing the title, I thought it was pita bread with filling. d:
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