How to Solve Miti Puzzles
Draw walls between intersections to create a single closed loop with no branches or dead ends.
Draw walls between intersections to create a single closed loop with no branches or dead ends.
In a grid containing numbers from 1 to X (X is usually between 10 and 40, depending on the puzzle size), draw a single path from the top left corner to the bottom right corner using only orthogonal movement. Each number from 1 to X may only exist in the path one time.
Fill numbers in the grid to create a single path that forms a sequence from 1 to the highest possible number. Only orthogonal movement is allowed.
Link identical pairs of numbers with a number of cells equal to that number, including the start and end cells. Fill in those links to form a picture.
Connect grid dots to create a single closed loop that doesn’t cross itself or branch. Number clues indicate how many line segments are adjacent.
Use the clues to uncover the body of a snake, given the location of the head and tail. The body is a 1-cell wide path that travels only in orthogonal directions and may never touch itself, even diagonally.
Connect each region to all neighboring regions with stitches between two adjacent cells.