Slither Link

Slither Link , so known under the name of Fences (fences), Loop the Loop (to buckle the loop) and Dotty Dilemma (dilemma of the points) is a play of logic published by the Japanese editor Nikoli. In 2005, Nikoli had published 17 pounds entirely dedicated to Slither Link.

Rules

The Slither Link is played on a formed rectangular matrix of points. Between these points, one finds sometimes numbers (between 0 and 3). The objective is to connect horizontally or vertically the adjacent points in order to create a continuous single line. Moreover, the numbers indicate the number on sides of the line which must be adjacent with the number. For example, if a box contains number 3, three on its sides must be touched by the continuous feature. One often indicates X a line impossible to create.

History

The Slither Link is an original headache of Nikoli, published for the first time in Puzzle Communication Nikoli n°26 (June 1989). In the first version, all the boxes included/understood a number.

See too

External bonds

  • Official site of free Nikoli
  • Online games
  • Janko.at/Schlangenlinie Page German offering of the grids classified by size
  • '' KWON-TOM LOOP '' offers daily variates
  • Simon Tatham' S Portable Puzzle Collection, offers remote loadings of several plays of logic

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