I ran across, almost by accident, this puzzle by Kay Kurono. The title is “Angel of ants”.

This ought to be recognised as one of the all-time great puzzles, up there with Rubik’s Cube and the infamous “Al Escargot” Sudoku.

Here it is:

Before even thinking of starting “Angel of Ants”, warm up with this little toughie with title “Car” by MagicDeath. Once you’ve solved “Car”, you’ll have all the mental tools necessary to solve “Angel of ants”. But be warned, “Angel of ants” is an order of magnitude more difficult.

Both puzzles come from the app “Nonograms Katana”, available as an android app or directly through browser on https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

Here is “Car” by MagicDeath.

mollwollfumble said:

I ran across, almost by accident, this puzzle by Kay Kurono. The title is “Angel of ants”.

This ought to be recognised as one of the all-time great puzzles, up there with Rubik’s Cube and the infamous “Al Escargot” Sudoku.

Here it is:

Before even thinking of starting “Angel of Ants”, warm up with this little toughie with title “Car” by MagicDeath. Once you’ve solved “Car”, you’ll have all the mental tools necessary to solve “Angel of ants”. But be warned, “Angel of ants” is an order of magnitude more difficult.

Both puzzles come from the app “Nonograms Katana”, available as an android app or directly through browser on https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

Here is “Car” by MagicDeath.

Car was easy, I just printed it out and filled in all the blank squares with a cross, done.

mollwollfumble said:

I ran across, almost by accident, this puzzle by Kay Kurono. The title is “Angel of ants”.

This ought to be recognised as one of the all-time great puzzles, up there with Rubik’s Cube and the infamous “Al Escargot” Sudoku.

Here it is:

Before even thinking of starting “Angel of Ants”, warm up with this little toughie with title “Car” by MagicDeath. Once you’ve solved “Car”, you’ll have all the mental tools necessary to solve “Angel of ants”. But be warned, “Angel of ants” is an order of magnitude more difficult.

Both puzzles come from the app “Nonograms Katana”, available as an android app or directly through browser on https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

Here is “Car” by MagicDeath.

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

The Rev Dodgson said:

mollwollfumble said:

I ran across, almost by accident, this puzzle by Kay Kurono. The title is “Angel of ants”.

This ought to be recognised as one of the all-time great puzzles, up there with Rubik’s Cube and the infamous “Al Escargot” Sudoku.

Here it is:

Before even thinking of starting “Angel of Ants”, warm up with this little toughie with title “Car” by MagicDeath. Once you’ve solved “Car”, you’ll have all the mental tools necessary to solve “Angel of ants”. But be warned, “Angel of ants” is an order of magnitude more difficult.

Both puzzles come from the app “Nonograms Katana”, available as an android app or directly through browser on https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

Here is “Car” by MagicDeath.

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

Did you try this? https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

roughbarked said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

mollwollfumble said:

I ran across, almost by accident, this puzzle by Kay Kurono. The title is “Angel of ants”.

This ought to be recognised as one of the all-time great puzzles, up there with Rubik’s Cube and the infamous “Al Escargot” Sudoku.

Here it is:

Before even thinking of starting “Angel of Ants”, warm up with this little toughie with title “Car” by MagicDeath. Once you’ve solved “Car”, you’ll have all the mental tools necessary to solve “Angel of ants”. But be warned, “Angel of ants” is an order of magnitude more difficult.

Both puzzles come from the app “Nonograms Katana”, available as an android app or directly through browser on https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

Here is “Car” by MagicDeath.

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

Did you try this? https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

No, that looks helpful :)

The Rev Dodgson said:

mollwollfumble said:

I ran across, almost by accident, this puzzle by Kay Kurono. The title is “Angel of ants”.

This ought to be recognised as one of the all-time great puzzles, up there with Rubik’s Cube and the infamous “Al Escargot” Sudoku.

Here it is:

Before even thinking of starting “Angel of Ants”, warm up with this little toughie with title “Car” by MagicDeath. Once you’ve solved “Car”, you’ll have all the mental tools necessary to solve “Angel of ants”. But be warned, “Angel of ants” is an order of magnitude more difficult.

Both puzzles come from the app “Nonograms Katana”, available as an android app or directly through browser on https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

Here is “Car” by MagicDeath.

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

You could try plugging the supplied URL into the address bar of your browser.

ChrispenEvan said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

mollwollfumble said:

I ran across, almost by accident, this puzzle by Kay Kurono. The title is “Angel of ants”.

This ought to be recognised as one of the all-time great puzzles, up there with Rubik’s Cube and the infamous “Al Escargot” Sudoku.

Here it is:

Before even thinking of starting “Angel of Ants”, warm up with this little toughie with title “Car” by MagicDeath. Once you’ve solved “Car”, you’ll have all the mental tools necessary to solve “Angel of ants”. But be warned, “Angel of ants” is an order of magnitude more difficult.

Both puzzles come from the app “Nonograms Katana”, available as an android app or directly through browser on https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

Here is “Car” by MagicDeath.

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

You could try plugging the supplied URL into the address bar of your browser.

:)

roughbarked said:

ChrispenEvan said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

You could try plugging the supplied URL into the address bar of your browser.

:)

I’m not just smart, I’m a smart arse.

ChrispenEvan said:

roughbarked said:

ChrispenEvan said:

You could try plugging the supplied URL into the address bar of your browser.

:)

I’m not just smart, I’m a smart arse.

That my friend, is well known. ;)

ChrispenEvan said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

mollwollfumble said:

I ran across, almost by accident, this puzzle by Kay Kurono. The title is “Angel of ants”.

This ought to be recognised as one of the all-time great puzzles, up there with Rubik’s Cube and the infamous “Al Escargot” Sudoku.

Here it is:

Before even thinking of starting “Angel of Ants”, warm up with this little toughie with title “Car” by MagicDeath. Once you’ve solved “Car”, you’ll have all the mental tools necessary to solve “Angel of ants”. But be warned, “Angel of ants” is an order of magnitude more difficult.

Both puzzles come from the app “Nonograms Katana”, available as an android app or directly through browser on https://nonograms-katana.com/play/

Here is “Car” by MagicDeath.

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

You could try plugging the supplied URL into the address bar of your browser.

What?

I’m supposed to read stuff through to the end?

The Rev Dodgson said:

ChrispenEvan said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

You could try plugging the supplied URL into the address bar of your browser.

What?

I’m supposed to read stuff through to the end?

Can’t really have a start and end without something in the middle.

The Rev Dodgson said:

ChrispenEvan said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

Where did you find this?

I have Binged, and even Googled, but found nothing.

You could try plugging the supplied URL into the address bar of your browser.

What?

I’m supposed to read stuff through to the end?

don’t you go changing.

roughbarked said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

ChrispenEvan said:

You could try plugging the supplied URL into the address bar of your browser.

What?

I’m supposed to read stuff through to the end?

Can’t really have a start and end without something in the middle.

Unless your name is Schubert, first name Franz, who wrote a start and a middle but no end to his 8th Symphony.

AussieDJ said:

Unless your name is Schubert, first name Franz, who wrote a start and a middle but no end to his 8th Symphony.

Anyone had a go at “Car” by that music group MegaDeath yet?

Here it is again. You can print it out and fill it in.

mollwollfumble said:

AussieDJ said:

Unless your name is Schubert, first name Franz, who wrote a start and a middle but no end to his 8th Symphony.

Anyone had a go at “Car” by that music group MegaDeath yet?

Here it is again. You can print it out and fill it in.

Wasted too much time here, then had no time for games.

Can you give us a quick run down of the rules?

dv said:

Can you give us a quick run down of the rules?

Images made up of 0s and 1s.

The numbers give the size of contiguous spans of 1s in that row or column, but do not specify position.

dv said:

Can you give us a quick run down of the rules?

Sure.

Rules here-probably

SCIENCE said:

dv said:

Can you give us a quick run down of the rules?

Images made up of 0s and 1s.

The numbers give the size of contiguous spans of 1s in that row or column, but do not specify position.

Yep. That. ^

The game is annoyingly moreish.