🎉🎂 Puzzle Duel Turns 5! 🎂🎉
Five years ago, Puzzle Duel started as a place for puzzle lovers to compete, solve, and enjoy logic challenges together. Today, it has grown into a thriving community with daily puzzles, exciting contests, and passionate solvers from all over the world!
A huge thank you to everyone who has contributed puzzles, participated in competitions, shared feedback, and supported the project. Your enthusiasm keeps this platform alive!
To make the next five years even better, we invite you to:
🧩 Contribute puzzles – Share your creativity and help expand the puzzle collection.
💡 Suggest ideas – Your feedback and suggestions help improve the site.
💖 Support the project – Donations help cover hosting and development. Every contribution, big or small, keeps Puzzle Duel running!
Let’s continue growing this amazing puzzle community together! 🔗 Support the project here
Happy puzzling, and here’s to many more years of fun challenges! 🥳🎊
The puzzle below is a current daily puzzle. This puzzle is competitive - you have to register to solve it and participate in the daily competition. To register click Login link in the top right corner.
You can use the scores page to see the results of other competitors for this puzzle.
All the puzzles from the previous days are available at our archive page. Puzzles which are older than 5 days do not affect the score table and can be attempted without registration.
Author: Vladimir Portugalov
Shade some cells black to create a snake - a chain of blackened squares which doesn't touch itself even at a point. Begin and end of the snake are already given. Numbers outside show the number of cells occupied by the snake in the corresponding row or column.
Grid control: Click the mouse button at the selected cell to change the color of the cell. Second click will put auxiliary cross sign, which doesn't affect correctness of the solution, but helps visually. You can also drag the content of one cell to another with the mouse. More details about grid control are at the help page.