How to Solve Hashi Puzzles
Draw bridges between islands to create one connected group. Numbers on the islands indicate the number of bridges that connect to that island.
Draw bridges between islands to create one connected group. Numbers on the islands indicate the number of bridges that connect to that island.
Find and shade all duplicate numbers in rows and columns, leaving only unique digits. No shaded cell may be adjacent to another, and unshaded cells must form a contiguous area.
Place one tetromino in each region such that all of them are orthogonally contiguous, no tetrominoes of the same type are adjacent, and no 2×2 area of cells is covered.
Create a single closed loop which passes through all the circles, but not necessarily all the cells, without crossing itself or branching. Black and white circles have different rules about how the line of the loop passes through them.
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.
Divide the grid into fenced regions, each containing only one type of animal. No empty regions are allowed.