DragonFjord A-Puzzle-A-Day: The Original Daily Calendar Puzzle with 365+ Challenges for Every Day of The Year

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When you solve the puzzle, don’t share the passcode in any channels, let other people enjoy solving the puzzles in their own time. However, you can help guide new agents on the right path. The solutions do not have to create a valid date. There can be two month gaps, two day gaps as well as invalid dates such as February 31 st. Ranking is sorted first by number of puzzles solved then by lowest total solve time based on when the puzzle was released until the solution was submitted. Next I wrote the code to generate all the possible rotations of a certain puzzle piece (and eliminated duplicates). Some pieces have more rotations than others because some are the same after a 180 degree rotation, others are not.

After 25 hours, the country for that puzzle will be revealed, then 25 hours after that, the city will be revealed.

We are so excited to have “A-Puzzle-A-Day” available for you. This is one of the most fun and addicting puzzles we’ve ever offered. There is a different challenge for every single day of the year. That’s 365 puzzles for one low price, making “A-Puzzle-A-Day” one of the greatest values you’ll ever find. A-Puzzle-A-Day makes a great gift for your friends, family, coworkers and yourself! Warning! This puzzle is highly addictive!

About a month ago I was watching a YouTube video where YouTuber Drew Gooden was struggling with a “weird” puzzle: Here we will count a flipped piece as a new solution, even if the shape is the same. We can think of this as the pieces having separate colors on each side.Most passcodes are more than likely fully redeemed already however the correct passcode will still work in the form below for this challenge. An expanded form of that where, with a flip of the t-shape the c- and b-shapes can be swapped, providing another round of solutions, up to twelve in total; It has 10 pieces that can be flipped/rotated and placed on a calendar. They claim there is a solution for each day/month/weekday combination. In the YouTube video Drew is struggling and says: To solve this, I first encoded all the puzzle pieces, this is relatively easy to do because it’s just a 2D grid.