Based off of this puzzle and this Youtube video Rules: You control the pieces labeled kn (knight), b (bishop), and r (rook) You are trying to capture the piece labeled ok (opponent king) You move pieces as usual, however after every move, unless there is a black square under them (labeled x in t...

This puzzle is part of the Puzzling Stack Exchange Advent Calendar 2023. The accepted answer to this question will be awarded a bounty worth 50 reputation.< Previous Door Next Door > Santa’s little helpers come in all shapes and sizes. Their upkeep requires a lot of cookies and milk, both as rewa...

I have a question about the pyraminx twisty puzzle. I've included a bit of background to make sure we're all using the same words. (background) To the initiated, a pyraminx is a triangular-looking rubiks-cube-like puzzle that, it turns out, is actually quite a bit easier than the rubiks cube, or ...

12,22,30,36,40,42,42,40… Here is a finite sequence can you tell me the sum of all of its numbers?

It is known that one cannot beat a truly random player in Rock Paper Scissors. Here you will play a variant of the game. In this variant you are not allowed to play the same shape twice in a row. So if you have played rock then in the next round you must play paper or scissors. You will play agai...

Something is hidden below. Tell me... what am I saying?

Using a single letter (alphabet) exactly twice turn the lines below into a part of your body.

This is really a request to make a puzzle. I am sometimes made to go to church. On the wall will be a series of what I would to think are secret clues and I would love to make a puzzle from them. The ones from this week were: 12 Ps 85 500 282 3 Blank The Blank was just a space where I feel I wa...

Previous Puzzle If you're having trouble understanding the key/lock thing, watch this until 9:30 which might be a better explanation of what I'm trying to say General Rules: In this puzzle, you control kn (knight) and r (rook) You are trying to capture ok (opponent's king) If one of your pieces ...

Quick riddle here for you 5 + 9 = 6... how? I look forward to hearing your answers, and I am writing this part in the hope it allows me to submit. (it did!)