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Featured Puzzle: Dosun-Fuwari #1 – Zombies and Bats, Oh My!

ByJacob Valdez
  • Dosun-Fuwari Puzzle with Zombies and Bats

Bats fly, and zombies belong underground – everyone knows that. But can you use this knowledge to place one of each in all the regions?

  • Each region must contain one zombie and one bat.
  • Bats fly as high as they can, blocked only by the top of the grid, a red block, or another bat.
  • Zombies sink as low as they can, blocked only by the bottom of the grid, a red block, or another zombie.
  • Neither creature blocks the other type.
  • Region borders do not act as a barrier and do not block flying or sinking creatures.

This is a themed Dosun-Fuwari puzzle. Be on the lookout for a future Solving Guide.

Want to try it online? Click here!

  • Solved Dosun-Fuwari Puzzle

The completed grid. I hope you enjoyed it!

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