Re: Best sequential discovery puzzle?
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 11:25 pm
Don't own one, but anybody who has the Gold Coast Parking Meter?
I would like to get my hands on one!
I would like to get my hands on one!
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Nice description! Especially "b & c"!maztec wrote:A good sequential discovery puzzle (a) is not obvious for the next step but (b) gives you a hint and (c) stumps you for a while and (d) has a unique solution whether in terms of design or implementation.
I agree, but if you go wrong it, indeed, needs to lead you to the beginning or a step back. Otherwise they can be almost frustrating.maztec wrote:I also admit that I like sequential discovery puzzles with false moves that feel like progress but lead you to resetting the puzzle :p.
And I consider it a major flaw when you can go the wrong way and permanently brick your puzzle.
Mr Puzzle Australia still has...I just ordered one over the weekend.Bidle wrote:Don't own one, but anybody who has the Gold Coast Parking Meter?
I would like to get my hands on one!
No 6 is the Lotusjerryloo71 wrote:If you are just starting off, IMHO, in the following order of priority:-
1. Houdini's Torture Cell
2. Fuji 1707
3. Plugged Well
4. Danlock
5. First Box
Anyone know any European webshops where these are avaliable?jerryloo71 wrote:No 6 is the Lotusjerryloo71 wrote:If you are just starting off, IMHO, in the following order of priority:-
1. Houdini's Torture Cell
2. Fuji 1707
3. Plugged Well
4. Danlock
5. First Box