I created about four Wittgenstein Briquet puzzles when this type appeared in the Oğuz Atay Puzzle Contest (OAPC)-1 and OAPC-4 championships. All four are published on Fun With Puzzles, but they were not properly marked or numbered. Now I am going through my old puzzles and republishing them with proper numbering. This is one of those puzzles. The rule is simple—place 1x3 blocks in the grid based on the number clues.
This is the 8th puzzle in the Logical Puzzles Series. If you have not tried Wittgenstein Briquet before, this is a good one to start with. It is a nice change from Sudoku and other common puzzle types. I hope you enjoy solving this one.
Rules of the Wittgenstein Briquet puzzle
Locate some blocks in the grid, each having the size 1x3. The numbers in the diagram indicate the number of blocks touching their cells from the sides. All remaining cells should be connected to each other orthogonally.
| Wittgenstein Briquet Challenge (Logical Puzzles Series #8) |
Previous Logical Puzzles Series puzzle: Akkoy (Logical Puzzles Series #7)
Next Logical Puzzles Series puzzle: Ying Yang (Logical Puzzles Series #9)
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