I managed to somehow squeeze this set out in one day just before my exams started, right in the middle of the hectic submissions time in college. After that, Vladimir managed to squeeze in some time on that day itself to test these puzzles, so many thanks to him for that.
Rules all placed at the start of the post with the puzzles coming later (Trying a new format for posting, simply because its more convenient for me. The puzzle captions should aid you in knowing which rule is for what puzzle, but the ordering is the same as well, so it shouldn’t be much hassle either way.
Rules –
351 – Akari.
352 – Fillomino.
353 – Graffiti Snake.
354 – Heyawake.
355 – Japanese Sums – Place the digits 1-6 in some of the squares, so that no digit is repeated in any row or column. Sums on the outside indicate the sums of consecutive digits in that row or column, in order. Each sum is seperated by at least one empty square.
356 – LITS.
357 – Nanro – Write numbers in some cells of the diagram. All numbers in a region must be equal. The given number in a region denotes how many cells in this region contain a number (at least one). Same numbers must not be orthogonally adjacent across region boundaries. Numbered cells must not cover an area of size 2×2 or larger. All numbered cells must form a single orthogonally continuous area..
358 – Odd Even Skyscraper – In addition to Skyscraper rules linked to below, all outside clues that are shaded are odd. The rest are even. Range 1-6.
359 – Pentopia.
360 – Regional Yajilin.
361 – Shakashaka.
362 – Skyscrapers. Range 1-6.
363 – Tapa.
364 – Tents – Place a tent ortogonally next to each tree so that no two tents touch eachother, not even diagonally. Numbers on the outside indicate the amount of tents that are in that row or column.
365 – Walls Fillomino – Some region borders are given; i.e. the numbers on both sides must be different.
366 – Yajisan Kazusan.
Enjoy!
P351
P352
P353
P354
P355
P356
P357
P358
P359
P360
P361
P362
P363
P364
P365
P366
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