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Nurikabe & Sudoku
“Widely regarded as the world’s most prolific wellspring of logic games and brainteasers ... if anyone comes up with the next craze, it will be Nikoli”—The New York Times
Just a few simple rules lead to an endless variety of fascinating logical possibilities with nurikabe. Shade the grid so that it contains a connected “river” of black squares. Each number in the grid is part of a different island, and the number indicates how many white squares that island contains. Also, no 2-by-2 square in the grid may be colored entirely black.
Just a few simple rules lead to an endless variety of fascinating logical possibilities with nurikabe. Shade the grid so that it contains a connected “river” of black squares. Each number in the grid is part of a different island, and the number indicates how many white squares that island contains. Also, no 2-by-2 square in the grid may be colored entirely black.
159 pages, Spiral-bound
First published November 4, 2008
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April 20, 2013
The character development ... no, wait, it's not that kind of book.
This is a good puzzle book. They create elegant sudoku that are not too hard. The nurikabe got my least-puzzle-inclined kid asking for more, so I need to find a good book of beginner nurikabe. I learned some good stuff here and definitely improved my nurikabe solving!
This is a good puzzle book. They create elegant sudoku that are not too hard. The nurikabe got my least-puzzle-inclined kid asking for more, so I need to find a good book of beginner nurikabe. I learned some good stuff here and definitely improved my nurikabe solving!
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