The 26 Puzzle Re_Solution*
based on a puzzle by Professor Louis Hoffman
The object of the puzzle is to place in the big cross on the left the
numbers 1 through 12 - exactly one number per cell - so that to make the
magic sum of 26 in seven areas of the cross shown on the far left. Every
of such areas consists of four squares.
To solve this puzzle drag and drop the tiles with the
numbers placed outside the board onto cells of the cross. Use the Restart
button every time you want to return to the initial position.
As you complete the grid the numbers near the respective areas in the left
column will change according to the composition on the cross itself. As
soon as every of those seven numbers is 26 this will mean you solved the
puzzle and the Congratulation message will appear.
This puzzle is sequel to
The "Twenty-Six" Puzzle in this sector.
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*This puzzle is based on a
"non-standard" solution to
The "Twenty-Six" Puzzle by
Professor Louis Hoffman.
The solution was sent to us by Prasad A.
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