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2025-June 🌈 Happy Pride Month!
Puzzler Pride is an annual showcase of puzzles created by LGBTQIA+ authors and ranges from crosswords to sudoku to Japanese-style logic puzzles to “hunt-style” puzzles. This year’s packet is called the Intersectionality Edition and celebrates the diverse backgrounds of our contributors. With over 30 puzzles, we hope everyone will check out the puzzles and find something to enjoy. -- David Millar
Hey look! New puzzles and tutorials!
- 📱 Kropki (Tutorial)
- 📱 Train Tracks (Tutorial)
- 📱 Vermicelli (Tutorial)
- 📱 (soup) Dumplings
- 📱 Limesweeper (that classic casual game)
Enjoy!
Masyu Puzzles by KrazyDad, Volume 2
Here are hundreds of free Masyu puzzles suitable for printing. Each Masyu puzzle has only one unique solution.
Here's a tutorial on how to solve Masyu puzzles.
- 6x6 Puzzles
Easy, 4-per-page - 6x6 Puzzles
Med, 4-per-page - 6x6 Puzzles
Hard, 4-per-page - 8x8 Puzzles
Easy, 4-per-page - 8x8 Puzzles
Med, 4-per-page - 8x8 Puzzles
Hard, 4-per-page - 10x10 Puzzles
Easy, 4-per-page - 10x10 Puzzles
Med, 4-per-page - 10x10 Puzzles
Hard, 4-per-page - 10x12 Puzzles
Easy, 4-per-page - 10x12 Puzzles
Med, 4-per-page - 10x12 Puzzles
Hard, 4-per-page - 15x10 Puzzles
Easy, 2-per-page - 15x10 Puzzles
Med, 2-per-page - 15x10 Puzzles
Hard, 2-per-page - 13x15 Puzzles
Easy, 1-per-page - 13x15 Puzzles
Med, 1-per-page - 13x15 Puzzles
Hard, 1-per-page
Out of puzzles? Let me know, I'll make more! Don't see the format you prefer? Let me know!
Want to save some trees? Try my Interactive Masyu Puzzles.
Instructions
The finished puzzle will contain a loop made of horizontal/vertical line segments which connect the centers of grid cells.
- Black circles indicate corners.
- White circles indicate straights.
- Black circles must be turned upon, but the loop must travel straight through the next and previous cells in its path.
- White circles must be traveled straight through, but the loop must turn in the previous and/or next cell in its path.
If you need help, try my tutorial, or take a look at the answers page!
Thanks to Simon Tatham, whose 'Pearl' code was the impetus for this collection.