A couple for the road

Well, back again. I'm sorry I haven't updated the site in a week, I've had puzzler's block (or whatever it's called). However, I'm back again with some new puzzles for you guys. Take some time and enjoy them, all being well I'll have some more up tomorrow!

Get the ball rolling again

Triple trial for you here as you can see, a Masyu, a Hitori and an Akari, all 10x10, all quite advanced and all of them ready for a challenge... go on you can do it!

Easy as ACEDB

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What gets me is that these puzzles are titled Easy as ABC or similar, but do you ever see them in word order down every line, if at all, of course you don't, hence the title, anyways this one is an ABCDE, or whatever so watch out for those two blanks!

Two new puzzles - Kuromasu and Akari

Well here goes nothing, two new puzzles, one a Kuromasu also known by the English "where is black cells" and one Akari or "Light Up" both of them come with there own challenge, what else to say but stay tuned for more!

Rules for Akari

Rules for Akari are as follows,

Place light bulbs in the grid so that all squares are lit up.
Light bulbs occupy one square and light up all squares in a horizontal and vertical direction, as well as themselves.
No light bulbs are in another light bulb's "line of sight"
The numbers dictate how many light bulbs there are touching horizontally or vertically the black square the number is on.

Rules for Kuromasu

Rules for Kuromasu are as follows,

Divide the grid into black and white squares
Each number Shows how many white squares are seen from that point, including itself
No numbered cell can be black
All white squares are connected
No black squares touch

The grand finale- Masyu Madness

Well congratulations if you've got this far, the end is in sight, but first a Masyu to finish the series. This is one that wont go down so easily either, the core challenge here is to keep moving, get stuck and its got you.

Here's to the winners!