Your challenge is to negotiate round the board from blue square to red square using the knight's move (from chess) and the black stepping stones. The knight's move is defined as two squares across plus one square up/down (or two up/down and then one across).
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Your current position is marked with a small white square. Only black squares can be moved to, and then only those black squares which are a knight's move away. For added difficulty only a 5 × 5 square area of board is ever visible, centred on your current position. Controls Movement | ||
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Have you ever heard of horses that when let free will go straight to their stall? Well... these horses got a little mixed up. It's up to you to get the horses to the correct stalls. The object of this puzzle is to get the white horses to the white bordered squares and the black horses to the black bordered squares. Standard chess/knight moves apply |
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The objective of this puzzle is to get the white knight up to the exit square in the top right corner. Use standard chess/knight moves. Good Luck! |
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The object of this puzzle is to exchange the black and white bishops using standard chess moves. However, you may not place a bishop in a position where it could be captured by an opposing bishop. Good Luck! |