Different Puzzles that require Logic

Hello! I'll be explaining the rules of different varieties of puzzles that I like best to solve during my free time. Just to let you know, these puzzles require lots of logic, and can be very hard too. But that's why I'll also have some tips and tricks that I think is most helpful when I'm stuck with logic puzzles. So let's get started!

Sudoku

Now sudokus can come into 2 different levels, easy or hard. You can tell the puzzle is easy when most boxes

are filled with numbers, when if it's hard, then lesser numbers in each box. But there are only a few things that can help when solving a sudoku. So there are only 2 rules that you need to follow when solving a sudoku.





• You can't repeat the numbers 1-9 in each row
• See the 9 boxes in bold? They also can't repeat the same number inside of them

And that's all you need to do. But what to do when you're stuck? This really helps when you're stuck on a logic-required puzzle, and this is it. Pencil and an eraser are your best friends. That way, you can erase a few things that you think could possibly be wrong, and see things a bit differently. My suggestion is also to take a walk when you're stuck because, it can just clear your head from that hard puzzle.

Nonogram
Nonograms needs tons of logic. So I suggest that you should NEVER, EVER guess when doing a nonogram no matter how hard is it for you.


See the numbers on the top and side? That's the amount of pixels you have to colour in in the nonogram. But you can't just randomly place in the pixels. For example, like the fifth row, you need to put in place the 3 pixels then skip 1 pixel and place the pixel in. The more bigger the grid is, the more harder it is. There's 5x5, 10x10, 15x15, 20x20 and 25x25. But note that it gets increasingly hard. So what I would do if I was stuck is to check a bit of the answers in the nonogram.

Crossword puzzles
Now this puzzle is more of a word puzzle rather than a nonogram. The puzzle will provide a hint of the words in each box. The hint is basically a synonym of the word.



The words have to fit within the boxes, especially the row across or down. It can be any word, so that's why it makes it even more harder.






Thanks for reading the list of logic puzzles! I know that there are tons more, but these puzzles are just go-to puzzles that I normally solve. BYE!

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