Challenge Yourself to the Best Puzzles on the Internet. We've broken
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Eight Knights In the Seven
A special chessboard in the form of
the "7" digit. Four black and four white knights. Your goal
is to exchange black and white knights, performing only
traditional knight’s moves. Flash puzzle by Serhiy
Grabarchuk.
A large square is subdivided randomly into
4-sided shapes called "quadrilaterals". Your goal -
reassemble the shapes back into the original square. Hint:
when any two quadrilaterals are combined properly they snap
together and the resulting shape is once again a
quadrilateral, only bigger. 5 levels of difficulty. It is
recommended to start with level 1. From Visual Math
Learning.
Drive each car to the parking zone of
the same color. You click on a car to make it cross the
bridge to the parking zone. A car cannot be moved if it is
not connected to the empty zone. A Flash multilevel puzzle.
Two parallel universes. What happens
in one of them affects another. The aim is to get both red
dots onto their blue targets in both universes. If either
red dot is positioned on a colored marker then the doors of
matching color in the other universe will open. Several
levels. By Oskar van Deventer.
A 3D Flash puzzle game. Link every
pair of similar colored markers to complete a Cube. Cells
cannot be linked diagonally. To select a color click one of
the markers of the respective color. Black cells are
blocked. Multi-level game. By Alex Matveev.
A Shockwave version of the Tower of
Hanoi (or Tower of Brahma). Move the five-disk tower from
one peg to another? You can only move one disc at a time
and you can not put a bigger disc on top of a smaller disc.
Hints are available. How many moves will you need? From
Questacon.
In a magic square
numbers in each row, column and two main diagonals add
up to the same total. There are only numbers' fragments
depicted on the square tiles in this puzzle. Just fit
the tiles together so that stylized numbers from 1 to 9
are arranged in a magic square. By
Serhiy Grabarchuk.
Seven levels, each of which is a maze.
The goal is to guide all the balls though the maze to a
hole without touching any obstacle on the way. To pull a
ball you have to use a magnet. From AdrianFisherMazes.
Click four tiles of the same color and
form a rectangle as big as you can. All the tiles within
the rectangle will be erased and you score some points. The
bigger the rectangle, the higher you score. If you make a
rectangle with board's edges you score a big bonus.
Programmed by Nick Kouvaris.
A 3x3 sliding block puzzle. Eight
tiles which create four color squares. The goal is to slid
the tiles within the tray and end up with one additional
color square appeared. Where to find that extra one? By
Helen Homa and
Peter Grabarchuk.
Twenty dots are placed in a circle
and every dot is connected with some other dots with the
help of lines. Your goal is to clean up the mess by moving
the dots so that the lines no longer cross. From Novel
Games.
