Do you like this type of puzzle ?
If you know the name of it in english, I'll take it ^^ !
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Did some research. Apparently they're called logic grid puzzles.
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Thank you for your time ^^
Some one also found me this, if you want to do some :)
Logic puzzles
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Looks more complicated than it really is 🙃
Thanks and bump!
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Yeah i know ! The big table seems a big confusing, but once you understand you have to cross and circle thing I hope it's get better ^^
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OH MY GOSH I LOVED THESE PUZZLES GROWING UP, I completely forgot about them until now. Wow I used to have a blast with those
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ANOTHER FRIEND \o/
If you know the name in English, I'll take it, i already found all of them in French XD
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The only name I could find for it was "logic grid" puzzles.
I don't think there is an actual name for them other than that. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
EDIT: I could try and help you find/make more if you would like. I have a lot of free time and really love puzzles.
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We have a kind of "official" name in French which is Logigram, so that's why I thought I could find one in English.
I'll make some research with "logic grid" ^^ Well, if you love them too, it could be fun to find some in your language as well ^^
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We called them "logic problems". I've got a book of them in my toilet. :-D
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I don't remember doing those in elementary school. I guess we didn't had enough Pencil and paper games back then
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I'll post the solution when it will be over Sunday evening if you want :)
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I know the solution to the puzzle, but I have absolutelly no idea how to use the table to get the correct letters for the giveaway O.o Any hints, lol? :D
Nevermind, figured it in the end. Nice and easy puzzle (I like that!), but the table is really confusing in my opinion ;)
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Yeah, i know I used to put cross and circle in the table, and I didn't specified it because I thought everyone was doing the same, but people might solve it differently and so it doesn't appear as I would like :/
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Bump for solved, and for being a filthy greedy peasant! Oh wait, I'm bumping... I don't know who I am anymore.
Edit: The chart/diagram is confusing me as hell, but I still managed to solve it through logic somehow.
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you fell in the trap :D
It's a specific type of puzzle which always come with a chart like that, but i understand it might be weird if you never did some before. I'll post the solution and link to it if I make a puzzle like that next time :)
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Nice work, I remember having a puzzle book full of these. Love them.
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If you have the name of this type of puzzle in English, I'll take it ^^
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They were simply called "logic puzzles" in the book I had. I don't know if they have other names too, wouldn't surprise me.
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In French it's called "Logigram" (logic and diagram ?) and you can buy book of it <3 I thought it might have a "official" name in English too
Thanks for the help :) !
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This is the one I had, or at least the same series. Can't believe I found it so easily, must be 25yrs ago or more.
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Wow, impressive :D ! It must have been a famous series of book ? (everyone loves these, deep inside !)
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Apparently they are a subcategory of "Logic puzzles" called Logic grid puzzles
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That's a very logical title. I think I prefer logigram, has a nice ring to it.
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I know which squirrel is born when and where, but I have no clue at all how to use this picture to get the code and don't feel like bruteforcing with the provided letters...bump and thanks anyway^^
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Don't give up :) !
That table is actually supposed to help you to deduct things. You put a cross in the square which link two statements which are wrong, and a circle in two statements which are true. So, in a 3x3 square, you're supposed to have 3 circle and 6 cross :)
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Marking didn't help at all, but your other post with "Oldest to youngest" finally did, won't enter though because I'll buy that bundle^^....
Still really curious about the soloution because I have no Idea how the bottom matrix/table should help in any way^^
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The important is you made it for now ^^ ! I'll post the solution Sunday :)
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I remember solving puzzles like that one ages ago ^^
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Thanks for the puzzle and the train! I enjoyed it.
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Three squirrels are born this year, in 3 differents trees.
One is born in June, in a Beech Tree, but it's not Edgard.
Nissy is born in an Oak tree, but she is not the oldest squirrel.
90--- (left to right)
SOLUTION
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