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Featured Puzzle: Hashi #1 – Spiders!

ByJacob Valdez
  • Hashiwokakero Spider Puzzle

Creepy crawlies are invading! Weave a web to connect them all!

Connect all of the numbered spiders into a single group, using a series of web strands.

  • Each strand is a straight horizontal or vertical line between 2 spiders.
  • Web strands may not cross other strands or spiders.
  • Each pair of spiders has at most 2 web strands between them.
  • Numbers indicate the total number of strands connected to each spider.
  • You may not isolate any set of spiders from the rest. All spiders must form a single connected group. Think of it as being able to “walk” along the web from one spider to any other spider.

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

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  • Solved Spider Hashi

Perfect! Charlotte would be proud!

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