u/FitForPuzzle

Working on time of mu_r der wordsearch mystery puzzle book. You have to solve all grids to eliminate time and date until only one remains (more clues are provided in the book).

And to confuse the people across the ocean, I am using normal time aka Military time

• Date means DD, the day of the month.

• Time means HHMM.

• Time zone means the single letter after HHMM.

• Month means MON, the three-letter abbreviation.

• Year means YY, the final two digits.

If this is allowed here, I am looking for hardcode wordsearch/puzzle solvers to Beta test this and others when its ready (digital copy of the book will be sent). Let me know.

Is this considered too hard or just hard enough? Not for young kids but older, and adults. This is done using font I created (MAD Alpha Icons font). Every letter is represented with item that matches it's starting letter, so A is airplane, B is ball, C is car....

Working on a book using this font. Just not sure how to label it, for teens? Adults?

Is it too much out there?

Equation maze. You can't move diagonally, and must follow path of only correct equations.

Someone mentioned math mazes here, and I developed program for something similar (teacher) last year I think. Not sure. Anyway, here they are:

The goal is to follow correct path (single path only) from starting number to ? and calculate as you go.
You can set almost everything, values, equations, difficulty, maze algorithm...

I used it for my educational books and activity pages.

Just watched Friends episode where they are trying to name all 50 states so here is the puzzle for everyone. No list. Just 50 states.