When I first came across this puzzle type, it was called the Tunnel puzzle. Later, it became more famous as the Snake puzzle, and that is the name used when it appears in the World Puzzle Championships. This is an old Snake puzzle that I am republishing now. The puzzle asks you to draw a snake in the grid. The snake cannot touch itself, not even diagonally. The numbers outside tell you how many cells the snake covers in each row and column.
I am posting this as the 11th puzzle in the Logical Puzzles Series. If you have not tried Snake before, this is a good one to start with. It is a classic puzzle type that is fun and engaging. I hope you enjoy solving this one.
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| Snake Puzzle Challenge (Logical Puzzles Series #11) |
Previous Logical Puzzles Series puzzle: Wolves and Sheep in Fences (Logical Puzzles Series #10)
Next Logical Puzzles Series puzzle: 7x7 Kropki (Logical Puzzles Series #12)
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