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Suguru, also called Tectonics, is a Japanese number puzzle published by Nikoli in which each polyomino region of n cells is filled with the integers 1 through n, and no two equal numbers may touch, even diagonally.
Why this score
Popular region-number puzzle; strong mobile and newspaper presence, with approachable local adjacency logic.
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Fill-a-Pix is a Minesweeper-variant picture puzzle created by Trevor Truran in which each numbered cell indicates how many of the nine cells in its 3×3 neighborhood must be filled, revealing a pixel image when complete.
Why this score
Conceptis picture-logic staple; accessible Minesweeper-like deductions, though image quality can drive puzzle value more than logic.
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Link-a-Pix is a picture-logic puzzle created by Conceptis Puzzles in which pairs of identical numbers are connected by paths whose lengths equal the shared number, and coloring the paths reveals a pixel-art image.
Why this score
Popular Conceptis picture puzzle; pleasant path logic, but less rigorous and acclaimed than Picross.
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Triddlers are a type of logic puzzle that function as a triangular variant of traditional nonograms or picross games. Instead of a standard square grid, the puzzle board is composed of small triangles, with numerical clues running in three distinct directions. Solvers use these clues to determine wh...
Why this score
Notable triangular nonogram variant; respected among picture-logic fans, but much less widespread than standard Picross.
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Sym-a-Pix is a picture-forming logic puzzle created by Conceptis. The grid contains pairs of dots, and the solver divides it into regions so that each region contains one dot pair and has rotational symmetry around that pair. Correctly coloring or filling the resulting regions reveals a hidden pixel...
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Conceptis symmetric-picture puzzle; inventive but comparatively niche and less famous than Fill-a-Pix or Link-a-Pix.
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Maze-a-Pix is a picture-forming logic puzzle published by Conceptis. Each puzzle presents a grid with an entrance and an exit; the solver finds the valid maze path and colors it, revealing a hidden pixel-art image. Black-and-white, inverted, color, and large-format versions use related rules, so the...
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Maze-picture hybrid has casual appeal, but consensus logic depth is modest compared with deduction-heavy picture puzzles.
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Dot-a-Pix is a picture-forming logic puzzle developed by Conceptis Ltd. Players connect numbered dots in ascending order, following the sequence to reveal a hidden image on a grid. Unlike a standard recreational connect-the-dots drawing, the completed result is designed as a pixel-art style picture,...
Why this score
Connect-the-dots picture puzzle is accessible, but weak as a pure logic puzzle with minimal deduction depth.
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