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Featured Puzzle: Hitori #1 – Find the Doppelgängers

ByJacob Valdez
  • Doppelganger Hitori Puzzle

Your ancestors have come to visit for Dia de los Muertos, but it looks like some imposters have followed them. Can you tell which ones are the doppelgängers so you can enjoy your reunion in peace?

  • Shade cells so that no row or column contains a duplicate ancestor.
  • There are 7 different ancestors, but they are not all used in every row and column.
  • Shaded cells may not be orthogonally adjacent to another shaded cell.
  • Unshaded cells must form one contiguous orthogonally connected area.

This is a themed Hitori puzzle. Learn to solve them with our Solving Guide.

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  • Solved Hitori Puzzle

The completed grid. I hope you enjoyed it!

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