Broken Sign Blog
#141: L Pool
26 May 2024
I made this puzzle a couple of weeks after Logic Showcase 50 (and inspired by it). The well of Rail Pool variants is bottomless.
#140: Compass (L-Shaped)
26 May 2024
This is the second puzzle I made for Logic Showcase 50, “Taking the L”.
#139: Pentominous (L-Shaped)
26 May 2024
I have fallen a little behind on sharing my Logic Showcase entries on the blog. Time to do some catching up. This is one of two puzzles I made for LS50, “Taking the L”, all the way back in September.
#138: Polish Puzzle Championship 2024 — Superposition
17 May 2024
This is the second round I wrote for this year’s Polish Puzzle Championship. It was Round 5 (the last one) in the contest and designed to be a bit shorter than the other one. And, you guessed it, there’s a bonus puzzle.
#137: Polish Puzzle Championship 2024 — Guide Arrow
15 May 2024
Last weekend, this year’s Polish Puzzle Championship took place, for which I authored two complete rounds. This is the first of those, Round 3 (and a bonus puzzle).
#136: Foggy Territory
9 May 2024
I made another fog-of-war puzzle. I’ve been a little obsessed with an old Inaba genre called Territory lately. The clues often lead to some interesting commonalities, so I thought a fog of war would be a great way to explore those.
#135: Bramble
21 April 2024
Bramble was recently implemented on Kudamono, so I thought I’d make another one for the blog to celebrate.
#134: Escher Skyscrapers
9 April 2024
Do you also find that Skyscrapers as a genre is just not cursed enough?
#133: Logic Masters '24 Qualification Round
6 April 2024
I co-authored the qualification round for this year’s Logic Masters (the German puzzle championship), together with Thomas Fink (whom you might know as Phistomefel). This post contains all of my puzzles from the round, plus three bonus puzzles.
#132: UKPA Open '24 — Snakes & Hydras
28 February 2024
Here’s my first contribution to 2024’s competitive puzzle calendar. I wrote a round for the UKPA Open Puzzle Tournament which happened last weekend. The round concept was based on a puzzle I made for last year’s EnigMarch.