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Featured Puzzle: Haunted Castle #3

ByJacob Valdez
  • Haunted Castle Puzzle

Oh no! You’re in another haunted castle. You know there are monsters here, and even how many, but where are they? You can look into this room from any position, but can you figure it out?

  • Numbers indicate how many monsters can be seen from that position.
  • Zombies are always visible.
  • Vampires are visible when seen directly, but have no reflection.
  • Ghosts are invisible unless seen in a mirror.
  • New Twist: Corner position totals show the total of monsters seen in both directions.
  • A monster only counts once for any position, even if seen in multiple directions.
  • Zombies are always visible.
  • Vampires can be seen, but cast no reflection.
  • Ghosts are invisible, except in a mirror.

Learn to solve Haunted Castle puzzles with our Solving Guide.

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  • Solved Haunted Castle Puzzle

Happy Halloween, everyone!

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