I was making a mathematical game (viewable here: www.michaelprimo.it/beta) where you have a 3x3 grid, one central yellow button with a generated number and the other eight blue buttons with clickable and summable numbers. I thought: "what if everything is predictable?" So I made this: "We have ei...

I am searching for a riddle i once encountered during D&D it goes along the lines of "I rise twice a day but yet i only set once" unfortunately this one is not the complete the answer should be the moon or the sun

During a weekend, 3 families, each with two children, got together for a gymkhana. In one of the games, only for children, there were 3 rules: brothers don't face; youngest kids play only against youngest kids; no one can play two consecutive matches. In the first match, Jefferson played agains...

last one: RIP Puzzling! (#1) So, you turn off dark mode, and things seem normal at first, but then you see a message at the bottom in red that looked something like this... Hahaaaha! What are you going to do now? You write it in paper, and you say, "Sure, I'm going to figure out what you're pla...

I haven't written a riddle in a while, and my New Year's resolution is "make more puzzles," so here is a quick little riddle for you! Dragon or demon, locked in its pen, But without even moving, I once killed two men. Most things like me kill when they're open, exposed, Yet my murder made marty...

So, my first Shikakui Hebi puzzle didn't go well, so I'm trying again! Only this time, no more arrows. Instead, it's now a nonogram-like! This is a Shikakui Hebi puzzle. Rules of Shikakui Hebi are: Solvers are to draw 1 big snake/a long line with twists and turns around a rectangular grid. The ...

I am the eye. Stories I tell are untold I capture through my aperture For the illumination of the expanse I magnify to stupify I am the eye. Who am i

Eve was visiting Alice and Carol's house and looking through the stuff on their side table, as she does. Eventually, Alice came back from the kitchen and Eve waved a piece of paper she had found in her face. "What's this?" she asked. Alice took a look and replied, "Bob and Dave came by the other...

I solved a sudoku without backtracking (with this I mean I never had to suppose that in a certain cell there was a certain number, but in each state I could deduce a number with certainty). Then I solved the sudoku with a solver I coded, and I found a different solution. I checked both the soluti...

Clue “Grass over pretty Cambridge backs” answer is RYE. I get the grass, but what is the connection in the rest of the clue?

Containing four letters, Making two sounds. One of the options, Feminine and plural. The other one is Third-person singular. What's this word That baffles me?

The section points are houses and lines are streets.(All one unit length). What is the fewest number of units you must travel to have every street at least once visited?

A person is confused about how a mathematical sequence works, to explain to her, her teacher does not use numbers and turns into sets of fruits. Which sequence is being represented by the teacher? a. Farey Sequence b. Sequence of prime numbers c. Sequence of odd numbers d. Fibonacci sequence e. ...

Let's have two views of landings and stairs. We obtain the second VIEW B, by rotating the VIEW A 180 degrees clockwise. The distance between two landings is 8 feet, shown by the arrows. The stairs are touching a building. How many doors does each view have? NOTE: I did not draw the total number o...

This puzzle consists entirely of one image, attached below. The image is large and you will need to zoom in to see some of the details. There is no hidden information, only what you can plainly see. The answer is one word.