Valentine's day is just a few days away, and we're all celebrating our one shared love – good puzzles. We have two old favourites this week, with Hashi and Number Cross. Don't forget we have a handy number cross calculator if you get stuck! Plus, all the usual favourites including:
A stitch in time saves...the puzzle from going unsolved. It's Stitches! Also, Hidato, and all the usual favourites including:
It's been a long wait, but Tetromino makes a welcome return this week. And if you prefer numbers to spatial awareness, we've got Yakuzu, too. Plus, all the usual features including:
Can't face the statistically most depressing day of the year? Take your mind off 'blue Monday' with 28 new puzzles!
Rise high and meet the challenge – Skyscrapers makes its Puzzle Weekly debut this week. Also, Snakes is back.
Plus the usual features, including:
Jane loves puzzles. As a passionate player of logic challenges, naturally she was delighted when she discovered the delight that is Puzzle Weekly – our weekly collection of 28 puzzles which she gets delivered to her inbox for free.
But imagine how Jane felt to find that, having only recently subscribed to this fabulous freebie, she had missed out on a treasure trove of teasers going back more than a year.
Fortunately for Jane, and for anyone else who finds themselves in this situation, all those puzzles are collected together in book form.
Puzzle Quarterly: Volume 5 is a compendium of all the puzzles published in the magazine from the 7th October issue through to the 30th December issue. That’s an astonishing 365 puzzles – enough to keep Jane busy for a year!
Here’s what’s included:
Plus:
At 8.5” x 11”, Puzzle Quarterly has plenty of room for notes, candidates, and whatever other scribbles you might want to make to help you solve. It’s remarkable value at just £7.99 / $9.99 / €9.99 and it’s available right now from Amazon.
Happy new year!
This week, in your favourite free puzzle magazine:
Shikaku makes its debut, and Calcudoku is back for more mathematical fun.
Plus the usual features, including:
This Week:
The end is nigh...the end of the year that is. 2025 beckons, and so do 28 new puzzles, including Kakuro!
Also, Binairo makes a return, along with the usual features, including:
This Week:
Merry Christmas! Ready to get away from family arguments over who ate all the chocolates? Keep your head down and solve new teaser Bricks.
Also, Line Segment is back, plus the usual features, including:
This Week:
Tents is back! And there's a brand new puzzle, Meadows.
Also, Sudoku, and the usual features, including: