The image below is the horizontal cross section of a room. The bulb shows the position of the single light source.
When the light is switched on, one wall (marked in brown) remains completely in shadow.
Today’s puzzle is as follows: Design a room with straight walls in which there is a position ...
@Jafe ORB< has been exactly my line of thinking. Alternatively though, 'rotating' may not be a straight reversal but a letter shiftalong like EART(H) -> (H)EART...
So yesterday, I was searching for online logical deduction puzzles when I came across this website called Brain Bashers which is a site filled with many different types of puzzles.
I have been going through each of the puzzle types and solving all of the different board types for each day includi...
This is the first puzzle of a series of related puzzles. If you wish to create your variant, please cite this post and use the title:
Fair Chess - Your Puzzle Title
Fair Chess has all exact same rules as known Chess except that each player plays two consecutive moves, except for the first move. ...
Fair Chess was introduced in Puzzling.SE here and has all exact same rules as known Chess except that each player plays two consecutive moves, except for the first move. i.e., White plays first, then black plays two consecutive times, white plays two consecutive times and so on, until checkmate o...
Sherlock's AZED crossword
Holmes passes his latest AZED crossword puzzle to Watson.
"My goodness!" exclaims Watson, "What on earth is all this about?"
Holmes replies "It is elementary dear Watson. As a man of science you should find it easy." He looks out of the window, considering the properties...
@bobble According to Wikipedia, it's a specific type of crossword published by The Observer. The tagged question does not follow the same format (barred) as the Observer's puzzles. (The name Azed doesn't have anything to do with alphabets.)
So it might be useful in general (?), but not for that question.