
Nightwalk
A downloadable puzzle book
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A short puzzle booklet / zine of seven puzzles I made on January 15. I was inspired by the walks I took in Umag (a Croatian seaside city).
The seventh puzzle was made by Human128.
Note that all puzzles should have a unique solution. Use this knowledge to your advantage.
| Published | 23 days ago |
| Status | Released |
| Category | Physical game |
| Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 total ratings) |
| Author | Letibus Design |
| Genre | Puzzle, Visual Novel |
| Tags | Atmospheric, Cozy, Hand-drawn, Print & Play, Short, Singleplayer, Tabletop, zine |
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Nightwalk.pdf 7.3 MB


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Lovely, lovely visual design as always, love that paint on textured black paper look, love the visual of that striking white footprint, love the lighting in the water on page 6.
I have a question; rot13 to avoid spoilers, as you did below.
Gur svefg 4 chmmyrf frrzrq gb rfgnoyvfu n ehyr, va zl zvaq, gung gur 5gu chmmyr nccrnef gb oernx. (Gur guveq gvyr sebz gur obggbz frrzf ba gur "jebat fvqr" gb zr..?) What am I missing here? (I don't really see how you can guarantee unique solutions without that non-existant "rule" that actually the last 3 puzzles don't really seem to follow, so I'm surely missing something important)
(Thanks for all the cool art (games/puzzles/etc) you make, I've done LOK & LOK digital but I need to get into your other books <3 )
Thank you very very much! :)
I believe you have the correct ruleset, you just need to "loosen" it up a bit, or redefine it a bit.
Vs lbh ybbx ng gur 3eq naq 4gu chmmyr, lbh'q abgvpr gung gur ehyrfrg vfa'g fgevpgyl nobhg gur gvyrf orvat pbzcyrgryl yrsg-nyvtarq jura fgrccvat ba yrsg sbbg naq ivpr irefn - ohg nobhg jung vf gur "zbfg" yrsg (be evtug). Gur 5gu chmmyr whfg gnxrf guvf gb gur rkgerzr.
If you'd like to discuss it more or for me to explain something in more detail, let me know!
Oh that makes so much sense, vg'f ybpny rkgerzn! Of course, it's obvious in retrospect. Thank you kindly! Damn, figuring that out is basically the main puzzle of the book, I should have mulled it over a bit more. Excellent work!
Thank you :>
Haven’t looked at it yet but it’s Hamiltonial paths, right? Cool idea! Solved the first screenshot if so.
rot13: vg vf abg