Slitherlink (Entropic Liars)

     Again, a slitherlink puzzle to showcase a type of clues : Entropic Liars. For this one, I used a combination of Entropy (Sudoku) and Knapp Daneben rulesets. Here are the rules :

Normal slitherlink rules apply, but clues may be liars. In each 2x2, at least:
- One number must be 1 lower than its actual value,
- One number must be a true value,
- One number must be 1 higher than its actual value.
No clue may be off by more than 1.

Click here for an interactive version of the example. 

    Thanks to Superrabbit for testing and feedback.

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Slitherlink (Swapped Pairs)

     The variant Slitherlink (Swapped Pairs) was created by myself on the fly during a speed setting contest. The "Swapped Pairs" could work for a lot of puzzles, I think it has potential.

    Normal slitherlink rules apply. For each color, one pair of clues must have their values swapped while the other remains untouched. White clues behave normally.

    Note : the first puzzle has a disconnected purple pair in 2 corners of the puzzle. These 2 single cells are considered a pair.

    Second puzzle was the winner of the SSC (I labelled myself as ??? as we need to be anonymous for non-biased judging), the first one was made for this post.

    Thanks to Rook, Stef, Superrabbit and TwoHoleStraw for testing and feedback on 1st puzzle, and again Superrabbit for the SSC.

Puzzle 1 - Puzzle 2

Slitherbig 🐍 🐍 🐍

    A giant Slitherlink puzzle. As tough as the previous 3 puzzles, but with more puzzle to solve. Check this post for the rules.

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Slitherlink #3

 An easier Slitherlink. Rules on this post.

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Slitherlink #2

      Another Slitherlink. Check this post for the rules.

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Slitherlink 🐍🔗

    Here is a small Slitherlink puzzle to make up for the lack of content this week-end. I was participating in a 24h puzzle tournament with other French WSPC team members, taking the puzzles from the 24h Budapest 2019 tournament. Here are the rules :

Draw lines along the edges of some cells to form a loop.

- The loop cannot branch off or cross itself.

- A number indicates the amount of edges surrounding the cell that are visited by the loop.

Rules taken from puzz.link - click here for a solved example.

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