
Hello all, I was bored at work the other day, so I had made another one of these thingers. Directions are below -- and remember, please do not post the answer on here so that others may have a chance to figure it out. If you wanna cross-check your answer with me, just private msg me instead. Thanks ^^
If you've never done a KenKen puzzle, I've listed the rules directly below right from the KenKen.com website. Also, I've added an extra step for fun.
***After you solve the puzzle, take the letter from each block where you have placed a "3" or a "4" and unscramble those letters to get the name of a furry. Hint: It will always be someone that's on FA that I watching or am being watched by.*** I know that's not a shortlist either, but it should help a bit ^^ Anyways, good luck!
Like Sudoku, even though difficulty may vary from puzzle to puzzle, the rules for playing KenKen are fairly simple:
For a 3x3 puzzle, fill in with numbers 1-3.
For a 4x4 puzzle, fill in with numbers 1-4.
For a 5x5 puzzle, fill in with numbers 1-5.
For a 6x6 puzzle, fill in with the numbers 1-6.
For a 7x7 puzzle, fill in with the numbers 1-7.
For a 8x8 puzzle, fill in with the numbers 1-8.
For a 9x9 puzzle, fill in with the numbers 1-9.
Do not repeat a number in any row or column.
The numbers in each heavily outlined set of squares, called cages, must combine (in any order) to produce the target number in the top corner of the cage using the mathematical operation indicated.
Cages with just one box should be filled in with the target number in the top corner.
A number can be repeated within a cage as long as it is not in the same row or column.
If you've never done a KenKen puzzle, I've listed the rules directly below right from the KenKen.com website. Also, I've added an extra step for fun.
***After you solve the puzzle, take the letter from each block where you have placed a "3" or a "4" and unscramble those letters to get the name of a furry. Hint: It will always be someone that's on FA that I watching or am being watched by.*** I know that's not a shortlist either, but it should help a bit ^^ Anyways, good luck!
Like Sudoku, even though difficulty may vary from puzzle to puzzle, the rules for playing KenKen are fairly simple:
For a 3x3 puzzle, fill in with numbers 1-3.
For a 4x4 puzzle, fill in with numbers 1-4.
For a 5x5 puzzle, fill in with numbers 1-5.
For a 6x6 puzzle, fill in with the numbers 1-6.
For a 7x7 puzzle, fill in with the numbers 1-7.
For a 8x8 puzzle, fill in with the numbers 1-8.
For a 9x9 puzzle, fill in with the numbers 1-9.
Do not repeat a number in any row or column.
The numbers in each heavily outlined set of squares, called cages, must combine (in any order) to produce the target number in the top corner of the cage using the mathematical operation indicated.
Cages with just one box should be filled in with the target number in the top corner.
A number can be repeated within a cage as long as it is not in the same row or column.
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