'Hour Maze'
Copyright 2008 Mike Reilly & Jenks Norwalk. All Rights Reserved
Copyright 2008 Mike Reilly & Jenks Norwalk. All Rights Reserved
Use numbers from a clock (1 to 12).
A number’s ‘neighbor’ (above, below, left or right, except if separated
by a maze wall) must be one of the two numbers
nearest on a clock face.
Hints
Samples of Hints:
The first sample below, a 6x8 Hour Maze, shows one Hint in each corner.
The second sample, a 6x10, shows all of the Eights and all of the Fives as Hints.
The third sample, another 6x10, shows one each of all twelve numbers as Hints.
The second sample, a 6x10, shows all of the Eights and all of the Fives as Hints.
The third sample, another 6x10, shows one each of all twelve numbers as Hints.
As in Sudoku, some numbers are left in place in the Hour
Mazes to give players ‘Hints’ as to the solutions.
In the Flash presentation, the Hints are indicated by a small, white box in the upper-right corner of their square. The Hints are fixed and can not be removed using the Blank Button.
The Hour Mazes are arranged by grid size, smallest to largest.
However, within each of those groupings, the puzzles are not arranged according
to any category of challenge.
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