Just to say I downloaded a copy of Issue 14 yesterday and it looks the best yet! I spent a very pleasant couple of hours yesterday afternoon sitting in my garden browsing through the pages and getting started on one or two of the puzzles. In fact I now have rather red arms due to too much concentration and no sun-cream. Fancy getting burnt in England in April! Anyway, the first thing I had a go at was the first Heyawake. Thank you Gareth for providing an easier one! I'm pleased to say I managed this one without too much difficulty (hurray!) and am now ready to have a go at the second. The cover Yajilin looks amazing - looking forward to the challenge of that one. I'm also looking forward to the Tapa puzzles - I've never had a go at those before so it will be interesting to see how I get on. All the usual favourites are in there - I never get fed up with the Consecutives, Odd Pair, Skyscrapers, all the Samurais, Killers, Calcudoku, Masyu, Slitherlink. In short, not much I don't do, my least favourites being Hitori, Hashi and the large grid sudokus. The Community Section also looks amazing - thanks Dave! And to everyone who contributes - it's great to have such a large variety of puzzles to have a go at. I think it's a great idea of Grant's to provide easy. mediium and hard types of each of his puzzle types - in recognition of the fact that some of us need training up a bit in some of the puzzles. Glad to see another of Nathan's labyrinths - please do print the 'irksome' one in the next issue Gareth! Other highlights for me are the Skyscraper Zeros and the Frameless Sudoku - Maree's NumCross looks impressive - and rather challenging! So, all in all, a satisfied customer! :) http://www.sudokuxtra.com/forum/read.php?2,738,738#msg-738 Sun, 08 Mar 2026 23:23:52 +0000 Phorum 5.2.19 http://www.sudokuxtra.com/forum/read.php?2,738,738#msg-738 http://www.sudokuxtra.com/forum/read.php?2,738,738#msg-738
Anyway, the first thing I had a go at was the first Heyawake. Thank you Gareth for providing an easier one! I'm pleased to say I managed this one without too much difficulty (hurray!) and am now ready to have a go at the second.

The cover Yajilin looks amazing - looking forward to the challenge of that one. I'm also looking forward to the Tapa puzzles - I've never had a go at those before so it will be interesting to see how I get on. All the usual favourites are in there - I never get fed up with the Consecutives, Odd Pair, Skyscrapers, all the Samurais, Killers, Calcudoku, Masyu, Slitherlink. In short, not much I don't do, my least favourites being Hitori, Hashi and the large grid sudokus.

The Community Section also looks amazing - thanks Dave! And to everyone who contributes - it's great to have such a large variety of puzzles to have a go at. I think it's a great idea of Grant's to provide easy. mediium and hard types of each of his puzzle types - in recognition of the fact that some of us need training up a bit in some of the puzzles.

Glad to see another of Nathan's labyrinths - please do print the 'irksome' one in the next issue Gareth!

Other highlights for me are the Skyscraper Zeros and the Frameless Sudoku - Maree's NumCross looks impressive - and rather challenging!

So, all in all, a satisfied customer! :)]]> Christine Sudoku Xtra Discussion Forum Sun, 10 Apr 2011 09:07:15 +0000