Find the Sheep turns one diagonal rule into a whole logic puzzle
A free browser deduction grid where sheep fill every row, column and colour, and no two sheep may share even a corner.
By Hana Mori, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk
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Find the Sheep asks for one sheep in every coloured region, one in every row and one in every column, and then adds the rule that makes it a puzzle: no two sheep may touch, not even at the corners. That last clause is the one to watch. Rows and columns on their own would still leave plenty of room to guess. The diagonal ban turns every placed sheep into a little exclusion zone of eight squares, and that is where the deductions start to stack. The developer cites Queens and Star Battle as the puzzles its audience will know, and the family resemblance is plain from the rules alone. A rules sc...