Readers may also enjoy Simon Tatham's puzzle collection, available for mobile as well: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/

(My favorite currently is Dominosa. Playing the Hard mode is teaching me new patterns.)

After 3 attempts (all moves were mistakes! maybe I'm too stupid?) asked for my email.

Is emails collection the end-goal of this (vibe-coded, I suppose) page?

https://puzzleparlor.fun

going there on an ios device will give you a link to the app store, both the site and app are free to use.

It has several puzzle games already and we're trying to release around one new one per month. Any feedback is welcome.

When I was a kid, learning programming, I toyed with writing my own logic-puzzle solver program, but the challenge of turning words on their side defeated me at the time. Now it's just one line of CSS. :-)

Would you be interested in adding logic puzzles / logic grid puzzles? They're not that hard to create automatically; spend long enough on https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/ and you'll definitely notice that those puzzles are being auto-generated by an algorithm.

https://roulette.free/ https://blackjack.free/ https://baccarat.free/

little less heady than your site! but i still enjoy to play the games for free lol

It's a good aesthetic for your site, and I thought it was a good one for one of my sites. But eventually I redesigned my site significantly when I saw that it's gonna be common among vibed-up website designs and they look exactly the same.

https://github.com/FelineStateMachine/puzzletea

Just before putting the 2 in here (above the pencil 6), I put in 6 and it said Mistake, so I erased it and put 2. But... why wouldn't 6 be valid there?

https://imgur.com/a/aOnKbiT

EDIT: As per replies, "X" Sudoku is variant with a different rule. While I saw the diagonals "highlighted" in another color, I didn't know that rule. Perhaps it could be added to the page for those unfamiliar with this non-standard Sudoku variant?

So I am in a position to notice a design choice that I made appear in a somewhat substantially vibe-coded collection.

Though not a globally unique or revolutionary design element, the diagonal pinstripe background in this site’s Kakuro looks surprisingly similar to my own.

[0] https://a.co/d/88Y82x6

[1] https://www.kakurokokoro.com

- having to switch between "star" and "exclude" modes is annoying on desktop, and most sites allow right click for placing "exclude" marks. it was a surprise that right click not only popped up the context menu but also placed a star (in a wrong spot, of course).

- counting mistakes doesn't make sense for a binary determination puzzle like star battle imo (or most logic puzzles for that matter). solving on paper doesn't count mistakes so what does a digital solving interface gain by doing so?

as someone who does a lot of logic puzzles (and thus would be in the market for buying a puzzle set) these usability obstacles make the inclusion of star battle feel like an afterthought.

My daughter and I play it most nights, and she has been developing her deductive reasoning quickly enough that she occasionally sees the next move first now.

In the star battle (at least the medium I played) the solutions are non-unique and there you sometimes make random mistakes, which is a bit annoying. Unless I'm missing something because it's already late, but I'm quite sure.

Might be useful to

- add a wordle-style 'SHARE' button, and/or

- make the canonical URL that of the puzzle (and only the attempt on completing/abandoning it)

[1]: https://lab174.com/nonoverse

https://karstendick.github.io/nonogram/

Only after you create an account? Oh my lord

I remember the blocker to a Sudoku app I was making in secondary school was just getting good puzzles. They're hard to make, particularly if you're signing up to make a new one every day. I guess you could create them with AI now, but you'd run significant risk of them being uncalibrated for difficulty or just outright invalid.

There are still a couple of bugs to iron out, but people seem to like the original Gravity Words game.

Testing AI model's ability to solve puzzles like these. https://ppbench.com/

Can play the puzzles and compare your timing and accuracy to many AI models on the leaderboards

No monetization of any kind other than a slightly hidden donate button.

And what sort of monster doesn't have nonogram sizes in multiples of 5?

Plan to keep it forever free :)

      // Fire view events (e.g. unlock_prompt_viewed) for any monetization prompt
      // present in the freshly loaded page. data-analytics-view-events is a JSON
      // array so one rendered prompt can report several events at once.

Now waiting already for a week for Apple greenlighting my iOS update for the level builder...

I prefer Bicross RPG.

https://smallandnearlysilent.com/bicross/rpg/

since a human would know these are bad nonograms, i have to assume this is all llm-generated.

i see you have already addressed similar comments, just sharing my two cents since i usually love puzzles.

And here we are again. A nice idea, ai generated, for grabbing email addresses... Not even trying to give it a human touch. Is this the new spam? Hundreds of sites and web apps forcing you to sign up with a temp email address for no good reason?

I'd make a non competitive mode without mistakes system: I love the puzzles, idgaf about leaderboards