Double Choco is a region division puzzle with simple rules, but it's quite hard to visualize the regions from time to time. The genre reminds of Galaxies while keeping flexibility with region sizes (which you will see how little you can indicate...). Here are the rules :
Divide the grid into regions.
- Each region contains one white and one grey contiguous area. Both areas must be the same size and shape. They can be rotated or mirrored.
- A number indicates the size of the (same colored) area the number is placed in. A region can contain one or more identical numbers.
Rules taken from puzz.link - click here for a solved example.
It's quite a recent genre from Nikoli, but has since made for really tough puzzles. Usually it requires step-by-step research on how to accomodate for big regions or finding which cells belong with which others. Do not get scared by the medium sized-puzzle and do go back to this post for a similar puzzle. I do not expect people discovering the genre here to solve the third puzzle without struggle.
Puzzle 1 (easy)
Puzzle 2 (medium)
Puzzle 3 (hard)
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