0h h1 seems more fun to me.
0h n0 – A new game from the makers of 0h h1
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#12Reminds me a lot of nonograms - http://www.puzzle-nonograms.com/
This one especially: http://www.puzzle-nurikabe.com/
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#13Very cool, just cost me a bunch of time I've really should have spent on more productive things ;) And will cost me even more in the future.
Any reason why the Android App needs access to local storage? (0h h1 doesn't)
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#14Is it fair to rely on the fact that there is only a single solution to make deductions?
I would give an unqualified yes to this. All rules and constraints of a puzzle are fair game for making deductions.
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#15It would be useful to have some explanation such as a tooltip for the icons at the bottom of the board. Their functions are not necessarily clear.
I appreciate a game like this: simple, but challenging and entertaining.
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#16Is it fair to rely on the fact that there is only a single solution to make deductions?
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#17Can you make it bigger than 8x8?
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#19I've found that the same sort of thinking that's useful for nonograms is useful for this game.
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#20Is it fair to rely on the fact that there is only a single solution to make deductions?
Some starting conditions have multiple solutions. A trivial example would be a 2 x 2 game with two "2" at opposite corners.