Squishtroquadri Snack Pack
(Published on 5. December 2024, 12:25 by ThePedallingPianist)
1. The Roundabout
2. The Four-Leaf Clover
3. The Marble
4. The Chalkboard
5. The Whirlpool
(Puzzles are presented approximately in order of difficulty, which I estimate to range from 2/5 to 3.5/5)
Squishtroquadri: The grid contains four 3x3 boxes, which overlap at the dashed lines. Place a digit from 1-9 in every cell such that a digit does not repeat in a row, column or box. Further rules provided in each puzzle.
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Many thanks to gdc, Marty Sears and my dad for help with the aesthetics, and my dad for testing (as usual)!
More Squishtroquadris:
- Fibonacci Squishtroquadri
- Fully Charged
Solution code: The central cell (r3c3) of all five puzzles, in order
Comments
on 5. February 2025, 08:44 by Crusader175
Really enjoyed figuring out the Squishtroquadri logic and interaction!
on 13. December 2024, 18:36 by blackjackfitz
Awesome pack! I'm too embarrassed to admit how long it took me to start to understand the secrets of Squishtroquadri. But even having discovered them these puzzles still had some teeth. Then on top of all this lovely logic we have some absolutely gorgeous aesthetics! Thanks for sharing these gems
on 13. December 2024, 08:20 by Voidslime
Very interesting and challenging puzzles. Great progression between then too. The art is great but the black background in the chalkboard made it very tough to play on mobile.
on 13. December 2024, 02:08 by ThePedallingPianist
Finally got the aesthetics for 2. The Four-Leaf Clover working how I wanted!
on 11. December 2024, 02:46 by Klvsched
im definitely squishedtro'd
on 7. December 2024, 01:05 by ViKingPrime
Incredible logic! which is par for the course but what I'm most impressed with is the elegance and simplicity in the visuals. You've put a lot of care into these puzzles and it shows.
on 6. December 2024, 16:10 by ChinStrap
Beautiful logic, beautiful aesthetics, just all around a classy pack. You'd think by the last one I'd be used to the scanning but naked singles still surprised me. Still, the challenges laid out were always clear, but never easy or boring. Loved it!
on 5. December 2024, 16:36 by ThePedallingPianist
Difficulty estimate added
