Puzzle #673: Flip Mirror Sums
Posted March 11, 2012 • #flipmirrorsums
Don't get tripped when the mirrors get flipped in this combination of kakuro-style logic and haunted mirror maze style grids.
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David Millar • 03/12/12 4:30 pm
It did the same to me during test-solving. :) I hope it was enjoyable though; I was planning on doing more of these.
dreamer234 • 03/12/12 8:18 pm
Yep, I enjoyed it.
PavelCurtis • 03/13/12 7:44 am
Fun! A neat new idea! Thanks!
David Millar • 03/25/12 1:43 pm
Glad you enjoyed them. I'm working on more in my notebooks that I hope to post today, or sometime soon.
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dreamer234 • 03/12/12 3:54 pm
The 1-10 almost got me. I'm so used to finding sums with the numbers 1-9 that I got caught a few times making assumptions that were not true when using 1-10.