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Hashikabe #3

(Published on 19. May 2025, 19:47 by Nell Gwyn)

Wow, I still know how to make puzzles that aren't hexagonal! I also remade the 7x7 example puzzle from my first Hashikabe in my current style. Enjoy!
  • 1. Shade some cells (representing "water") such that:
    • 1a. The water cells form a single contiguous region, with no 2x2 areas.
    • 1b. Each orthogonally-connected group of unshaded cells (or "island") contains exactly two numeric clues (the two clues may occupy the same cell, indicated with smaller numbers in the corners of a cell), and one of those clues is the number of cells in that island.
    • 1c. All numbers are part of islands.
  • 2. The other clue in each island is the number of bridges connecting that island to other islands.
    • 2a. A bridge is a straight line from a cell on one island to a cell on another island, with only water cells in between.
    • 2b. Bridges cannot turn, cannot cross one another, and cannot start or end on the same island cell as another bridge.
    • 2c. The bridges must join all the islands into one connected network.
    • 2d. Each pair of islands can have at most 2 bridges connecting them directly.
  • 3. Some number clues have been replaced with question marks. These may represent any number.

Penpa (Main Puzzle)

Penpa (7x7 Example Puzzle)

Solution code: Row 7, notated as follows: A = Island cell with a bridge, B = Island cell with no bridge, C = water cell with a bridge, D = water cell without a bridge (in the 7x7 example puzzle, row 7 would be written as BDDBADA)


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Comments

on 25. June 2025, 08:37 by AnnaTh
Wonderful!

on 20. June 2025, 10:14 by mdjvz
Very nice. Cann't wait for #4

on 20. June 2025, 10:14 by mdjvz
Very nice. Cann't wait for #4

on 20. June 2025, 10:14 by mdjvz
Very nice. Cann't wait for #4

on 20. June 2025, 10:14 by mdjvz
Very nice. Cann't wait for #4

on 20. June 2025, 10:14 by mdjvz
Very nice. Cann't wait for #4

on 3. June 2025, 15:45 by MagnusJosefsson
Very nice, enjoyable!

on 20. May 2025, 16:26 by MaizeGator
Cool ruleset and interesting final resolution

on 19. May 2025, 22:51 by Christounet
Very nice! Thanks :)

on 19. May 2025, 22:44 by Jesper
Great puzzle, thanks!

Difficulty:3
Rating:94 %
Solved:31 times
Observed:2 times
ID:000NGB

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