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

Next week (including the bonus puzzle for our supporters) will feature just one puzzle style, made by the person we consider the world’s best author of that style: Skyscrapers by Roland Voigt

We will also have a few bonus puzzles throughout the week (and in the coming weeks), which are our favorite recent competition puzzles from Serkan Yürekli. These aren’t really organized by difficulty level, but are also definitely worth checking out.

All the puzzles from last week’s Fillomino focus have been grouped in this PDF.

Next week will be another variety week with these puzzles (highlight to view):
Monday: Sudoku by Thomas Snyder
Tuesday: Negative Tetromino by Serkan Yürekli
Wednesday: Masyu by Thomas Snyder
Thursday: Tapa by Serkan Yürekli
Friday: Star Battle by Thomas Snyder
Saturday: Ripple Effect by Grant Fikes

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a 13×13 Nurikabe by Prasanna Seshadri.

All the puzzles from last week have been grouped in this PDF. While we don’t like breaking the rules too often, we hope you enjoyed last week’s “Oddities”. Even the bonus puzzle, the “Nothing Odd Going On Here” Slitherlink, was quite twisted in its execution.

Next week will focus on one of our favorite puzzle types: Fillomino and variations. Puzzles will be by Grant Fikes, Prasanna Seshadri, and Serkan Yürekli. The bonus puzzle will also be from that category, and if our high-level supporters haven’t had their Fillia of puzzles yet, there will be an extra large and rather incredible puzzle sent out by Grant Fikes as well.

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

Next week will be another variety week with these puzzles (highlight to view):
Monday: Cave by Tom Collyer
Tuesday: Kurotto by Prasanna Seshadri
Wednesday: Nurikabe by Tom Collyer
Thursday: Nanro by Prasanna Seshadri
Friday: Yajilin by Palmer Mebane
Saturday: Cross the Streams by Grant Fikes

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

All the puzzles from last week’s Sudoku focus have been grouped in this PDF. Many of the puzzles from last week have gotten rave reviews. So even if you normally don’t like sudoku you may want to go back and try the puzzles you missed.

Next week will be another variety week with these puzzles (highlight to view):
Monday: Cave by Thomas Snyder
Tuesday: Slitherlink by Grant Fikes
Wednesday: Pentominous by Grant Fikes
Thursday: Sum Skyscrapers by Thomas Snyder
Friday: Outside Nurikabe by guest constructor Tapio Saarinen
Saturday: Nanro by Serkan Yürekli

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

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

This coming week may make some of you very happy. For the second time in the site’s history, the whole week will be Sudoku and variations. We’ve put together some really incredible puzzles, but many of them are harder than their normal weekly spots so watch out for unexpected tricks.

The bonus puzzle this week for our high-level supporters is a Cave puzzle by Thomas Snyder; we’ve now crossed over 50 Grandmaster level supporters which is a great accomplishment as we close in our the first group milestone goal.

All the puzzles from the last week of Masyu and Slitherlink have been grouped in this PDF. If you enjoyed these styles, you will soon be able to get an e-book of Masyu and Slitherlink, the second released part of The Art of Puzzles that our high-level supporters already have.

Next week will be another variety week with these puzzles (highlight to view):

Monday: TomTom by Grant Fikes
Tuesday: Battleships by Thomas Snyder
Wednesday: Tapa (Borders) by Serkan Yürekli
Thursday: Sudoku by Thomas Snyder
Friday: Yajilin by Grant Fikes
Saturday: Fillomino by Prasanna Seshadri

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

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

Next week will focus on (highlight to view) Masyu and Slitherlink, with both classic puzzles, combinations, and variations. Puzzles will be from our puzzlemasters Tom Collyer, Grant Fikes, Prasanna Seshadri, Serkan Yürekli, Thomas Snyder, and from guest author Hans van Stippent.

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Masyu (Crosslink) by Grant Fikes.

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

Next week will be another variety week with these puzzles (highlight to view):

Monday: Nurikabe Loop by Serkan Yürekli
Tuesday: Tight Fit Sudoku by Thomas Snyder
Wednesday: TomTom by Grant Fikes
Thursday: Cave by Thomas Snyder
Friday: Nurikabe Loop by Serkan Yürekli
Saturday: Statue Park by Prasanna Seshadri

The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Fillomino by Grant Fikes. Next weekend marks the next time that rewards will get processed, so if you don’t want to miss some things like a Giant (64×50) LITS puzzle from Grant Fikes, puzzle solution videos, or the Masyu and Slitherlink collection from The Art of Puzzles you should be sure to sponsor us before March. Thanks to all of you who are already patrons.

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

And we now have a bonus video “talk-through” of the Friday Fillomino puzzle posted on our Patreon page here.

Next week we’ll be debuting a new puzzle style for all six days. What will it be? There might be a few more “easy” puzzles than usual, but with a new type it made sense to start out slow. The bonus puzzle for our high-level supporters will be a Consecutive Sudoku by Thomas Snyder.

Now that we’ve had a few weeks of a “variety one-week, focus on one style the next week” pattern, what do you think of our updated format?