This is a fractal maze, but with a twist. It's hiding a 11 letter word also. Can you find it ? Hints/Notes: All the tags are appropriate. You don't need any external reference to solve this.

Names have been changed to preserve anonymity A group of 25 people, A to Y, arrived at Z's door to celebrate the family reunion. They each had something to show off. Z: I know you're all excited to get in, but remember we've got we want to say to the community. To make sure you're all ready,...

Once upon a time, there was a young prince. This prince had a puzzle instructor, and one day he arrived in his instructor's chambers, only to find that there was only a note on his table. I've left you this riddle, dear prince, you see, This is a test, while I rest my knee. There are plen...

In a village, There are 400 streets, 200 with Yellow painted homes and 200 with Blue painted homes. Each street has 16 homes as in below blueprint. But there are certain set of rules, that should be followed for accommodation in each home. Basic Rules for ideal conditions are: Only one person...

The whole difficulty of solving puzzles like sudoku is doing it without guessing. Well, either without any guessing whatsoever or with little enough that a human can still make retractions and come to a solution. But was is guessing? How do we define it? People intuitively feel it but don't real...

Seems some L t rominoes have developed a punk attitude and feel they have something to prove because people always play with dominoes instead.   They are even jealous of I trominoes, who can try to pass for tall dominoes. One L of a tromino has devised a caper that might at last grain some notor...

Q42's game 0hh1 and Simon Tatham's game Unruly are two almost identical logical deduction games. In each one, we're given a square grid which is to be filled by tiles of two colours, and a certain initial setup of given tiles. We need to fill in the rest of the tiles, subject to the following res...