All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

Grant’s New Year’s Resolution was to submit 365 puzzles this year and he is still pretty much on pace. This is a huge quantity of puzzles to test, so his submissions pile up most weeks. When I do get to them, I often wonder how I am ever going to use most of these puzzles.

This week is a collection just from Grant’s early August submissions (spanning a roughly 10 day period). Unusual sizes and themes, but 100% Foxger. I hope you enjoy them.

Monday: Slitherlink
Tuesday: Masyu
Wednesday: Battleships
Thursday: Pentominous
Friday: Cross the Streams
Saturday: Fillomino

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Fillomino by Grant Fikes.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

Next week is a variety week with the following mix of puzzles (highlight to view):
Monday: Star Battle by Thomas Snyder
Tuesday: Tapa by Grant Fikes
Wednesday: TomTom by Grant Fikes
Thursday: Masyu Variation by Swaroop Guggilam
Friday: Cave by Thomas Snyder
Saturday: Killer Sudoku by Serkan Yürekli

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Snail Sudoku by Serkan Yürekli.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

Next week will focus on Kuromasu puzzles with both regular puzzles and a “double” variation.

We’ve started gathering puzzles for The Art of Puzzles 2: Double Trouble, which like this coming week will feature some regular logic puzzles and “double” variations. If you are interested in contributing and haven’t already received details, please send us email at the link at the bottom of the page.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

Next week is a variety week with the following mix of puzzles (highlight to view):
Monday: Yajilin by Thomas Snyder
Tuesday: Fillomino by Grant Fikes
Wednesday: Shape Sudoku by Serkan Yürekli
Thursday: Battleships by Thomas Snyder
Friday: Sum Skyscrapers by Grant Fikes
Saturday: Statue Park by Grant Fikes

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Tapa by Thomas Snyder.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

While I’ve been featuring a lot more puzzle types this year, I often get requests to go back to having more Sudoku. While my focus for many months has been organizing the 2014 Sudoku Grand Prix, now that that work is mainly done it seemed a good time to revisit the style here. So the deficit of that style won’t continue for much longer; we’ll have some classic puzzles, but not on consecutive days as that might be too many classics in a row. Even odd folks like us can appreciate a good puzzle where nothing is repeated, neighbors.

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Skyscrapers by Prasanna Seshadri.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

This next week is a standard set of six puzzles (highlight to view):

Monday: Masyu by Tom Collyer
Tuesday: Cave by Grant Fikes
Wednesday: Araf by Hans van Stippent
Thursday: Nanro by Prasanna Seshadri
Friday: Basement Skyscraper Sudoku by Prasanna Seshadri
Saturday: Cross the Streams by Murat Can Tonta

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Fillomino by Grant Fikes.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

This next week is a standard set of six puzzles, all fairly easy, and all written by Thomas Snyder (highlight to view):
Actually, everything I just
said is a lie. This is not a
good week to be too trusting
as every puzzle is “lying” in one
way or another. Can you wrap your brain around
these tougher than usual challenges?

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a “Liar, Liar” Cave by Serkan Yürekli.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

This coming week on GMPuzzles will focus on Nurikabe with puzzles from Grant Fikes, Walker Anderson, Serkan Yürekli, Swaroop Guggilam, and Tapio Saarinen. The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters is also from that style, by Thomas Snyder.

The “Ask Dr. Sudoku” series is on indefinite hiatus. If you want to know how to solve our puzzles better, including tips on notations and good heuristics, we encourage you to become a supporter of the website. Since February 2014, we’ve been posting a written/video walkthrough of our puzzles to our high-level supporters.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF.

Next week is a variety week with the following mix of puzzles (highlight to view):
Monday: TomTom by Grant Fikes
Tuesday: Masyu by Grant Fikes
Wednesday: Sudoku by Thomas Snyder
Thursday: Kurotto by Prasanna Seshadri
Friday: Star Battle by Thomas Snyder
Saturday: Araf by Serkan Yürekli

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Fillomino by Grant Fikes.