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Return to these sites every week, and every week you'll face new and
the best challenges on the Internet! |
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Take a look at two pictures, they seem
the same but there are actually seven differences between
them. Can you find them? A new puzzle every weekday. |
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While looking at the solution for a
nurikabe or “islands in the stream” puzzle
Josh found it like a reverse crossword. The idea to
combine a nurikabe puzzle and a crossword puzzle came in
and... a new type of puzzle was born. Started several
months ago Josh's initial plan was to publish a wordstream
each week for 10 weeks... Enjoy! |
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A Color Sudoku each day - in addition
to Classic Sudoku. What's the difference? The difference is
tiny but challenging. Like in Classic Sudoku the goal to
make the numbers from 1 to 9 appear in each row and column
remains, but instead of the 3x3 blocks, this time each
group of nine boxes of identical color must be numbered
from 1 to 9. |
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SuDoku the new Japanese Puzzle which stormed the
west. The site gives free daily Sudoku and information and forum. The
site has an excellent newsletter, which is very popular. |
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Daily crosswords from RocketSnail Games. It seems
to be one of the nicest Flash crosswords on the web. User friendly
interface. A lot of advanced features. Such as word or letter hints,
saving or printing options, and the list of the past puzzles. The game
is available for licensing but a new crossword each day is for free. |
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The on-line version of the leading US newspaper
includes an interactive Crossword project. Every workday a new
crossword is added. The most recent two weeks of them are available to
users for free. Members of the newspaper's online puzzle club, The
Puzzle Society, can access the complete archive of USA TODAY
crosswords. |
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This is an exciting new way to
play word search puzzles. First you circle the required word and when its
letters disappear, the remaining letters drop down to create other words
for the further search. A new puzzle every day with its own theme. By RocketSnail Games. |
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Every day a new word toss puzzle is added to
this site. 24 letters of Latin alphabet, excluding Q and X, are
distributed among the four dice - six letters per die. With several
throwings of the dice a list of words has been created. You goal is to
determine which letters must be grouped together on the same die in order
to be able to create all the listed words. From
Core Concepts. |
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Distribute the nine digits all over the
grid so that each of the nine rows, columns and the 3x3 boxes contains the
digits 1-9 only once. A new puzzle is posted everyday and it is presented
a convenient interactive Java applet where all you have to do is to
eliminate the wrong digit from a cell right-clicking it or point the right
one with the left-click. From Core Concepts. From
Core Concepts. |
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Presented by Jos van Uden, the website is completely
dedicated to word search puzzles. You will find a new interactive word
search on the site every day. The site proposes you to choose between several additional options: you can browse through the previous days and
months, or you can even submit a word search of your own to challenge your
fellow visitors. |
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The Conceptis' Free Weekly Puzzles section. Every
Sunday a variety of new puzzles are added, including Link-a-Pix, Pic-a-Pix,
Fill-a-Pix, Maze-A-Pix, Sudoku, and Kakuro. You can also get the
newest addition: Battleships! All the puzzles are in PDF format and
easy to download. So visit every week, download the puzzles, print
them out and start solving! (Membership required for weekly puzzles.). |
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Every week a dot-to-dot puzzle
is published on the Monkeying Around site. The puzzles are
also published in several local newspapers. The on-line versions are in
PDF formats only and the previous ones are not stored in the archive. So
if you want to get a new dot-connection each week don't miss to download
it in proper time! |
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Last Updated:
November 29, 2007 |
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