Ready for some square dancing? SquarO is a Minesweeper-like puzzle. It reminds me a bit of standardized testing, because you’re shading in little circles. Basically, each number represents how many of the four circles on the corners of each cell should be filled in. Good luck!
Look for a future Solving Guide for SquarO puzzles..
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The completed grid. I hope you enjoyed it!
On this day in 1990, Microsoft added Solitaire to Windows 3.0, as an entertaining way to get users accustomed to using their mouse. At the time, most people were migrating from DOS, which required all commands to be typed. In 2018, they decided to claim the day as National Solitaire Day.
In this grid, we’ve dealt what looks to be a game in the Scorpion or Spider family, but for some reason, the deck included the Jokers and Aces upside-down! Using a few clues, can you figure out where each of them is placed?
It’s the time of year for every parent’s favorite task. Figure out how to wrap oddly-shaped packages! Of course, for this puzzle, the boxes are invisible! Each bow is already in place, and you must draw the border lines to reveal all the presents.
For this final day of Hanukkah, we have a simple word puzzle. Within this web, find the phrase HAPPY HANUKKAH. Start at one letter H, and trace a path along the lines to each following letter. This path will not cross itself, so it won’t use any letter twice.
