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Binary Puzzle Magazine

binary puzzles There's a new puzzle on the horizon that you may not have come across before, which is called the Binary Puzzle. Or for our Dutch and Belgian friends, the puzzle is called a binaire puzzel. We have TWO sizes available: 8x8 puzzles and also 12x12 puzzles! The larger puzzles can be found at the bottom of this page...

The reason for this is quite simple: each cell in the grid must contain either a 0 or a 1, so it can be in only one of two states, just like binary.

The aim of the game is to fill the grid with 0s and 1s such that 0 and 1 occur an equal number of times in each row and column. To introduce the puzzle to you, we've made a selection of 52 fun puzzles of varying difficulty that are all 8x8 in size: if there is interest then we can add larger, harder puzzles over time based on feedback received.

In these 8x8 puzzles, there are four 0's and four 1's in each row and column. Another restriction is that there must not be the same digit in more than two consecutive cells, in other words if there is '00' in the middle of a row, for instance, then the two cells either side must contain 1 else otherwise there would be more than two consecutive zeroes which would break the rules of the game.

The final rule of the game is that there cannot be more than one row the same in each puzzle, or more than one column the same in each puzzle. So for instance two rows both containing exactly '10101010' are not permitted, however there could be one row and one column that contain that combination.

Here's a video that walks through how to solve a binary puzzle - this particular puzzles uses 0s and Xs instead of 0 and 1 however the solving method is identical:

To play a sample puzzle from the magazine, then view the sample binary puzzle magazine page. If you are interested in binary puzzles, but are unsure how to play them or could do with some help, we also have binary puzzle strategy tips.

If you prefer to play puzzles online, you can try our Binary Puzzle Online Player.

To download the Binary Puzzle Magazine in PDF format on A4 paper to print off the puzzles you want when you want to play them, all for just £1.97 (UK Pounds) or $3.15 (US Dollars) - click the 'Buy Now' button below:

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Consecutive Sudoku Rules
The rules of this unusual sudoku variant are explained in this video - they can be really fun to solve but you need to understand what the bars between squares mean and that all are shown...



Not tried consecutive sudoku before but like to give it a go? You can play the puzzle featured in the video via this link: Play Consecutive Sudoku Online

If you're unfamiliar with the rules of binary / noughts and crosses puzzles, you might find this video helpful:

NEW!

In response to interest in larger binary puzzles, we've created a 12 x 12 binary puzzle magazine too. This works exactly the same as above but has the larger 12 x 12 puzzles in it: ideal for those who are more experienced at the puzzle and want a bigger challenge. It also has 100 Puzzles in it, instead of 52 as per the 8 x 8 magazine.

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How to solve a Codeword Puzzle
Codewords are a lovely word puzzle that will require some logic combined with a good knowledge of the English language and vocabularly. This video is a walkthrough of how to solve a typical codeword puzzle with three clues, and you can try the puzzle before watching if you like...



Never tried a codeword but would like to try one? Have a go at the puzzle featured in this video: Play a Codeword Puzzle Online

Other Puzzle Magazines

Here are some of our other puzzle magazines that may be of interest:
Greek-Latin Sudoku magazine
Greek-Latin Sudoku
Kakuro magazine
Kakuro
Fiendish Sudoku magazine
Fiendish Sudoku
Consecutive Sudoku magazine
Consecutive Sudoku
Children's Killer Sudoku magazine
Children's Killer Sudoku