About Puzzles
This site has an extensive link
library of puzzle sites on the Web. The site also has articles,
puzzles to print out and solve, and lots more.
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Bits and Pieces
Puzzle Arcade
This site has a number of online puzzles for you to solve -
sliding tiles, dice games, jigsaw puzzles, matchsticks and more.
This one definitely rates high on our fun scale!
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Bordwell's Logic
Puzzles
Mr.
Bordwell has created some fun and interesting logic puzzles on his
site. A site worth visiting for logic puzzle enthusiasts!
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CNet Download.com
- Puzzles
Here are oodles of downloads for puzzles and games. Each game
or puzzle download has lots of information including specifications,
freeware/shareware info, and reader comments/ratings.
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Core Games Fun games that make you think! This site has an interesting assortment of puzzle-oriented computer games. They also feature three daily puzzles that are fun and challenging.
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Fake or Foto?
Here's a quiz to check out your grip on reality. Take a look at ten pictures and figure out which are real photographs and which are computer generated images. It's not as easy as it sounds!
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Fun with Words
Interested in the peculiarities and oddities of the English language? This site explains the history and use of such word play favorites as anagrams, palindromes, spoonerisms and more....definitely worth a visit for all word game fans and trivia buffs.
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I, Rearrangement
server
Or,
put another way, the Internet Anagram Server. This site will take
any word or phrase and give you all the letter combinations, or
anagrams, possible. Not sure what an anagram is? Go check out the
site! They've got an anagram explanation there too.
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Logic Assistant
This site provides a monthly puzzle newsletter complete with a downloadable software utility. You download the puzzle software, sign up for the newsletter, and each month you receive a new set of puzzles to solve.
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Mensa
International - Mensa Workout
On the Mensa International site, they offer a
Mensa Workout. Answer 30 questions in 30 minutes - sounds simple?
Try it out and see how you do!
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Puzzlemaker
DiscoverySchool.com offers the
Puzzlemaker for teachers, students, and parents. You can create and
print customized word search, crossword, math, and maze puzzles.
It's lots of fun!
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Puzzles.com
Puzzles.com is our partner site for the interactive Online Monthly Logic Puzzles! Their site is sponsored by one of my favorite puzzle manufacturers - Think Fun (previously known as Binary Arts). This site features an extensive list of puzzle sites, many interactive puzzles, classic puzzles, puzzle site reviews, puzzle news...and lots more!
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Puzzle World
Puzzle World is all about mechanical puzzles, with information about the different categories of mechanical puzzles, examples and available for purchase hand-crafted puzzles, competitions, other puzzle sites, and more. Definitely, it's a site to visit for anyone who likes the hands-on challenges of mechanical puzzles.
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Riddle Spot
This site has lots of riddles, arranged by type, for you to solve. There's also a section of optical illusions to try seeing correctly. Lots of fun for a change of pace.
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Terry Stickels
Terry Stickels now has his own website! For any that haven't run across Terry's puzzles, I highly recommend checking out his site or getting one of his books. His site has some of his puzzles freely available, tells a bit more about himself, and has lists and links to his published books for those that want more.
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Theseus and the
Minotaur Mazes
This site explains the intriguing logic puzzles created by
Robert Abbott. These mazes are interactive - you can solve them
right on the page (or try to!). This site is a must for all maze
puzzle lovers.
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The Wacky World of Words
This site has alot of pure word games - finding words within words, compound word puzzles, and many more word games. There's also a large list of number word puzzles, or numbletters, for example 26 = L of the A (26 Letters of the Alphabet).
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World Puzzle
Federation
The World Puzzle Federation is an international organization
dedicated to puzzles. It follows the Olympic standard, and brings
together puzzlers from around the world for the annual World Puzzle
Championship (WPC).
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