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Picrossword (Midi #1)

◆◆ · By theparocine · Published 2024-03-23T15:43:20.626Z

A combination crossword and nonogram. Picross clues indicate contiguous blocks of letters that make a single word/phrase, broken up by Xs. For example, a clue followed by (1,1,1) refers to a 3 letter word with Xs separating each letter in the word. Additionally, circled squares must contain letters, not Xs. If you're still confused, try out a tutorial mini here: https://crosshare.org/crosswords/eUQs2cxETBxcGR2mlgPL/picrossword-tutorial-mini
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  • JWords 28:13 · 2024-03-23T23:02:45.667Z
    This is an excellent puzzle format, thank you! I had pneumati rather than pneumato, so unfortunately had to check all when I got to the end, but the solve process was a fantastic journey. I especially liked that the picross element wasn’t solvable in isolation, so you truly have to switch between crossword logic and picross logic throughout the solve. What’s the significance of the circled cell?
    • SylveonSoulmate 14:11 · 2024-03-23T23:49:29.801Z
      Huh, I had a different solve path, I did the picross in isolation first then did the crossword, I think the circled cell allows you to do that.
      • nate 🤓17:26 · 2024-03-24T01:31:28.724Z
        I did the picross first too starting from the circle
        • theparocine constructor · 2024-03-24T03:18:18.630Z
          Thanks for the kind words! And yes - without the circle I believe the pure picross part of the puzzle would have multiple possible solutions. Funny coincidence that it contains the letter O though!
          • JWords 28:13 · 2024-03-24T08:53:13.031Z
            Oh I see, that does make sense. Clearly I’ve made things harder on myself! But I think I preferred my solve path actually, and the puzzle still has a unique solution without the given cell, as long as you use some knowledge about the crossword answers to eliminate picross possibilities.
        • nate 🤓17:26 · 2024-03-24T01:32:16.157Z
          Brilliant format, thanks for the puzzle!
          • grandperoxide 🤓13:21 · 2024-03-31T18:11:12.433Z
            WOW. it took me a lot longer than 13:21 because i had to perform a couple google searches. i think of myself as Pretty Good at picross and Enthusiastic But Amateur at crosswords and this absolutely destroyed me. partly because I was 100% confident the Type:Null thing was RCS, because I guess I pronounce Arceus wrong...
            this is amazing. thank you!
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