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These are our in-depth tutorials for puzzles, with more being added once they’ve appeared in one of our books. The table of contents in our puzzle books will include a thumbnail of the type of puzzle, and a QR code, which will take you directly to its tutorial page. Variants with no significant change in solving technique, such as some Sudoku puzzles with extra regions, will appear at the bottom of the main tutorial page with a brief explanation of what is different.

Akari Example Solved
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How to Solve Akari Puzzles

Place light bulbs to illuminate every cell in the grid. Clues indicate the number of orthogonally adjacent bulbs.

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Alternate Corners Example Solution
Lines and Paths

How to Solve Alternate Corners Puzzles

Draw a single closed loop that passes through every cell without branching or crossing itself. It makes a right-angle turn in every circle, and exactly one turn between each pair of circles.

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How to Solve Arrow Maze Puzzles
Fill in Numbers | Lines and Paths

How to Solve Arrow Maze Puzzles

Label all the arrows with a number from 1 to X (X is the highest possible number) showing the correct sequence of arrows. Each arrow points to the next in the sequence, but it’s not necessarily adjacent.

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Solved Arukone (Number Link) Puzzle
Lines and Paths

How to Solve Arukone Puzzles

Connect each pair with a line that only travels orthogonally. These paths do not cross and might not use every cell in the grid.

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Completed Battleships puzzle
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How to Solve Battleships Puzzles

Place a fleet into the grid using the clues around the edge. Ships may not touch each other in any direction.

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Bricks Puzzle Solved
Fill in Numbers

How to Solve Bricks Puzzles

Place numbers from 1 to N (N being the size of the grid) such that there are no duplicates in rows or columns. Each brick must have both an odd and an even number.

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How to Solve Calcudoku Puzzles
Arithmetic | Fill in Numbers

How to Solve Calcudoku Puzzles

Place numbers from 1 to N (N being the size of the grid) such that there are no duplicates in rows or columns. Each region has a total that must be reached by applying an operator to all digits in the region.

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How to Solve Combination Lock Puzzles
Logic Problems

How to Solve Combination Lock Puzzles

Use clues to solve a code between 3 and 5 digits long.

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How to Solve Comparison Sudoku Puzzles
Fill in Numbers

How to Solve Comparison Sudoku Puzzles

Fill in the grid with the numbers 1-9 such that there are no duplicates in any row, column, or 3×3 region. Inequality symbols between adjacent cells indicate which cell has the greater number.

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Domino Hunt solved example
Divide Grid

How to Solve Domino Hunt Puzzles

Divide a grid of numbers by locating the correct position for all possible dominoes in a given set.

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