Building Kakuro Zone

I built Kakuro Zone! When I go on work trips, I often use hotel business centers to print out some paper puzzles to do if I’m bored in the hotel room or on the airplane. I almost always do sudoku puzzles, but wanted to mix it up. As I started exploring different puzzles, I discovered kakuro! They’re a type of logic puzzle very similar to a crossword puzzle, except you add numbers across and down to fulfill rows and columns. It’s super fun to do with paper and pencil! There’s quite a few kakuro puzzle websites out there, so I didn’t have to make a new website for them but: I wanted to print them in a certain way that would fold well in my notebook I liked the idea of using the date as a “seed” for a puzzle, so I could have a friend do the same puzzle as I did on a given day I wanted to have the game on my phone if I didn’t print it out (but felt a hankering to solve one) I wanted to play with Neobrutalism.dev With the power of AI, I actually got pretty far a couple months ago! I set it…

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