How many different ways can the word VALENTINE be
read? You can move through neighboring letters vertically,
horizontally, or diagonally and pass some letters more than once.
Starting from a cell of the grid and with each
next step moving to a vertically, horizontally or diagonally adjacent
one, can you find a 6-letter word?
Rearrange some strange symbols and get an entire
word which clearly indicates SUN. This challenge combines visual and
moving skills with little linguistic experience.
How many puzzling occasions are we exposed to in
our daily routine? This puzzle is one of such occasions when even a
minor observation can be converted into a nimble connotation.
Some letters are interwoven inside four transparent cubes. There are
some hints to arrange the letters in a message and your goal, thus, is
just to read it correctly. Can you do that?
Travel through all the cities on the Mars' surface so that you can spell a
complete English sentence at the end of your trip. There are some doubts if
such a trip is ever possible. What would you say?
Complete six three-letter words with the missing middle letters in them so
that except these words a new six-letter word which would be a name of a
sea animal could appear.
A set of five different letters can be arranged in such a way that to
produce the name of an animal. Now the first question that might appear
what familiar animal should it be?
Some message is hidden in a grid in which only several cells are shaded.
Should any special approach be employed to read the message clearly in the
grid?
When the four arrows on the four keys are replaced with some respective
letters on them, a very familiar word can be typed with those keys. What
word it could be?
From the Ape to the Man through the series of words - it's the game of
Doublets. Will it be easy to reveal all the words in it even if you know
their number?
Cross out something in a line of letters to get another something. Of
course, you will be provided with both "something" - the point is to get
them right.
