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Showing posts with label Nurikabe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nurikabe. Show all posts
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Nurikabe 4
It's been a long time (almost two years), but I've started creating puzzles again. Maybe this time I'll be able to stick with it.
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Friday, January 28, 2011
Nurikabe 3
I was experimenting with different grid sizes and came up with this. I suppose it would've worked just as well if it was stretched vertically rather than horizontally, but it just felt more stable like this.
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Nurikabe 2
I'm keeping with the golden ratio motif, but I've increased the size of the board to 15 by 24. And I've included a hefty 27-cell "island" in the puzzle.
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Nurikabe Rules
A Nurikabe is a Japanese spirit that manifests itself as a wall to impede travelers walking at night. The puzzle Nurikabe is so named because the object is to figure out where the black cells are placed based on the clues. I guess the black cells are the Nurikabe spirits. Here are the rules and a sample puzzle:
1. Each number in the grid indicates a region of edge-connected cells of exactly that number. No two numbered areas can touch except at corners. Each number will be a part of exactly one region
2. Each numbered region is surrounded by either the walls of the puzzle, or black cells. All black cells must be edge-connected together to form one contiguous region.
3. No numbered cells can be painted black.
4. No black cells can be connected together to form a 2x2 area of black cells in any part of the grid.
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