UnlimitedNothing here counts towards your streak or the day’s board.
Fill all twenty-five squares so that every one of them agrees with its own claim. There is only ever one way to do it, and you never have to guess.
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≥2 T on row 1, column 1: at least 2 of the squares touching me are true.
Tap a square for TRUE, again for FALSE, again to clear it. A square is TRUE when what it says is right.
Stopping early still scores, on the squares you had right.
Hearsay
Fill all twenty-five squares so that every one of them agrees with its own claim. There is only ever one way to do it, and you never have to guess.
- Read what a square says. It is always about the squares touching it, never about itself.“≥1 T” means at least one of my neighbours is true. “← F” means the square to my left is false. Touching means up, down, left and right, so a corner does not count.
- Tap a square for TRUE, again for FALSE, again to clear it.Mark it TRUE if what it says is right and FALSE if what it says is wrong. A square saying something wrong is not a mistake in the puzzle. It is a false square, and the grid needs it.
- Start at an edge, where the counting is easiest.A corner touches only two squares, so “=3 T” there cannot possibly be right and that square is FALSE before you know anything else. Work outwards from whatever that settles.
Scored on time.
What the words mean
- Touching:
- the squares directly above, below, left and right. Corners do not touch
- T and F:
- true and false. A square is marked TRUE when what it says is right
- ALL T:
- every square touching me is true. ALL F is the same the other way round
- ≥2 T:
- at least two of the squares touching me are true
- ≤1 T:
- at most one of the squares touching me is true
- =2 F:
- exactly two of the squares touching me are false. Not one, not three
- ↑ F:
- the square directly above me is false. The other arrows point down, left and right