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Featured Puzzle: Hiroimono #2

ByJacob Valdez

Can you gather all the stones from this grid? Choose any stone to start, and number them in the order you pick them up.

  • From your first stone, travel straight along a grid line to the next stone, and pick it up.
  • Stones may not be skipped over – if you encounter it, you must pick it up. Once taken (numbered), that stone no longer blocks your path.
  • After picking up a stone, you may continue straight or turn 90 degrees. You may not reverse direction.

Learn to solve Hiroimono puzzles with our Solving Guide.

Want to try it online? Click here!

So, did you pick them all up?

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