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Some people are just sore losers. In these two Scrabble-type games, someone upset the boards and walked off in a huff. Can you help us piece the boards together again? You can cross off tiles as you use
Some people are just sore losers. In these two Scrabble-type games, someone upset the boards and walked off in a huff. Can you help us piece the boards together again? You can cross off tiles as you use
Can you fit the names of the chess pieces BISHOP, KNIGHT, KING, PAWN, QUEEN, and ROOK into the 6x8 grid shown at right? Each name must be entered across or down, one letter per square, as in a
An interesting quotation by Simon Pegg has been fit into the diagram below, though you’ll have to rearrange the letters considerably to find it. Looking at each column of letters vertically, distribute the letters in it
Flag down your friends and show them this beautiful puzzle—or enjoy it all by yourself! The answers to each numbered clue pair below go in the 12 spaces surrounding the correspondingly numbered red star
Welcome to the August issue of GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES. While it goes without saying that every issue is a puzzle lovers’ delight, this issue in particular will appeal to wordplay aficionados. This month’s feature article, “Trips: Mr. Wizard’s Code,” …
Read moreIn “Impasse” (June, page 50), the diagram was mistakenly printed without arrows, making the puzzle impossible to solve. Here is the corrected diagram. Our apologies for the oversight.
THE PREMISE:
You play as a second-year Japanese high school student who transfers to a new school in Tokyo after a brush with the law. On your first day, you stumble into a mysterious alternate reality filled with monstrous shadows,
Welcome aboard the Atlantis salvage team. One of your fellow divers brought this map up from the Lost Continent below. It shows the plan of the Temple of the Nereids, which contains vast riches.