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Double Choco: Snaking

First Then Breakthrough Finshing
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A Hidato, but with a complex twist!

Solution: Step by step: 1: 2: 3:
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Touching Base (Checkered Fillomino)

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A (maybe) simple Hokuro puzzle

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7
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A fun and simple Nonogram... ...with a cipher

Even though it wasn't part of the original question, in the comments OP gave out this invaluable nugget of information: Since the nonogram was definitely difficult enough to warrant such trickery, ...
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Another puzzle combination (feat. Kakuro)

Well, that's an unusually neat Kakuro solution: Presumably the other puzzle is something that involves Yep, apparently it's called
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A Hokuro, but with a twist!

Solved nonogram (black denotes filled cells, grey denotes empty ones): Hokuro with colourings included (grey denotes "black" cells this time, white denotes empty ones): Filling in single ...
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A 6x6 table with nothing filled out?

The completed grid: Where do we start? Let's start solving:
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A Hidato, but with no given numbers? #2: 5x5

First we solve the nonogram There are Then we see that only one of the Then the two Since the yellow Now the yellow Finally the red
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A Hidato, but with no given numbers?

First off, Next, Finally,
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Filling in an 8x8 minesweeper grid with mines (Day 8: Not a single mine)

The completed grid: Solve path:
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A 4x4 sudoku shouldn't be that hard, right? Right?

Since brute force and programming is not allowed, let us start thinking:
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The puzzle of the day

Another solution, nicer in my opinion...
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A 10x9 Hidato puzzle with a cipher

The intended answer is probably: The solved grid looks as follows. Red cells show interchangeable numbers which could partially be filled in by decoding the cipher. To solve the grid, start with ...
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My first puzzle combination: A Nonogram and Hidato

Start with the Nonogram Onto the Hidato!
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What is the next logical step I can take when solving the Nov. 30 2023 Sudoku in the Wisconsin State Journal?

There are a number of techniques that are available at this stage. The first one that jumped out to me was a: Looking at: We see that:
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Turn Back the Clocks

Partial solution Completed slitherlink: Steps taken:
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Sudoku variants #2: Lined Numbers (6x6 grid)

Solution: Step by step: 1: 2: 3:
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Filling in an 8x8 minesweeper grid with mines (Day 10: Double Neighbors)

The completed grid: The solve path:
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Anyone up for a 3x3x3 Hidato?

Here is a solution: Multiple solutions are possible:
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How would I be able to solve this difficult Hidato?

A few things.
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Feedback on a themed Nonogram/Hidato puzzle combo with a cell color gimmick

Nonogram solution: Hidato solution:
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Filling in an 8x8 minesweeper grid with mines (Day 9: Complex mines)

Plot twist! i 4i 4i i - -6+i -3+5i i i i i -2 - - i i 6i i 5i -2 -6 - -4+3i -1+3i 5i i i - - - - i -1+3i i -2+3i -4+i - -8 - -3+i -2+2i - - i - - - -3+2i -3+2i - -5 -2+i - -5 - i i - -
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