Oblique Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by setting the grid size, dialling in how much the grid slants, and generating the maze with its matching solution. This guide walks through making one, titling it, styling it, and exporting print-ready pages.
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A Cobblestone Maze is a classic square maze wearing a mosaic skin — you trace one path from Start to Finish, but each cell is drawn as a decorative octagon or small circle. This guide covers the goal, the rules, how to solve one, the two glyph shapes, and how the maze plays online.
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Number Blocks puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing a grid size and difficulty, generating,
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Number Blocks (also known as Suguru or Tectonic) is a logic puzzle where you fill irregular cages with
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Country Tour puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing a board size and difficulty, generating, and exporting the puzzle with its matching solution. This tutorial shows how to make your first puzzle, optionally colour the regions, and export publish-ready pages.
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Country Tour is a pure-logic loop puzzle: draw one closed loop that visits every cell once and enters and leaves each bold region exactly once. This tutorial explains the goal, the rules, and how to start solving.
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Exotic Pattern Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by picking one of the seven unusual tilings — tumbling blocks, pentagons, or a never-repeating Penrose pattern — setting how many tiles fill the page, and generating the maze with its matching solution. This guide walks through making one, titling it, styling it, and exporting print-ready pages.
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An Exotic Pattern Maze is a maze drawn over an unusual tiling — tumbling 3D blocks, pentagons, or a *never-repeating* pattern like Penrose. You trace one path from Start to Finish by stepping between tiles wherever their shared edge is open. This guide covers the seven tilings, the rules, how to solve them, and how the maze plays online.
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Archimedean Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by picking one of the seven semiregular tilings, setting how many tiles fill the page, and generating the maze with its matching solution. This guide walks through making one, titling it, styling it, and exporting print-ready pages.
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An Archimedean Maze is a maze drawn over a *semiregular tiling* — a repeating pattern of two or three regular shapes (octagons, hexagons, triangles, squares) that fit together perfectly. You trace one path from Start to Finish by stepping between tiles wherever their shared edge is open. This guide covers the seven tilings, the rules, how to solve them, and how the maze plays online.
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