Hitori


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Hitori is a logic puzzle with simple rules and challenging solutions.

The rules of Hitori are simple:
You have to shade some of the cells of the grid according to the rules:
- No number should appear unshaded more than once in a row or a column.
- 2 black cells cannot be adjacent horizontally or vertically.
- All non-shaded cells should be connected in a single group by vertical or horizontal motion.

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Hitori


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02:33.26
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3. nallie
44
03:31.57
4. OliverA 03:54.11
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96
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6. Lore1 05:25.60
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8. Menna
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9. css861 07:49.72
10. lv1208
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13. Ernie A.
109
11:44.32
14. sandrovka
24
12:46.02
15. Larry the pirate
137
18:45.54
16. LrCaWm 20:16.47
17. CoepsX53 20:59.23
18. Eng1marigold
11
22:15.88
19. sigmaSYSU
10
24:22.83
20. Sophiewangwang 54:23.55
This Week
1. Lore1 05:25.60
2. lv1208
4
08:36.33
3. sigmaSYSU
10
24:22.83
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MO3
1. numbrr
322
01:41.51
2. nabi
92
01:43.57
3. Make
286
01:48.64
4. Douglas Shamlin Jr.
722
02:01.87
5. boru
132
02:16.72
6. daanbe
239
02:16.78
7. qqwref
266
02:19.75
8. SilverHawk
216
02:23.95
9. jaybrainer
275
02:27.16
10. vx14
184
02:27.42
AO5
1. numbrr
322
01:42.48
2. nabi
92
01:43.69
3. Make
286
01:52.96
4. Douglas Shamlin Jr.
722
02:04.40
5. boru
132
02:17.44
6. daanbe
239
02:19.41
7. qqwref
266
02:20.23
8. SilverHawk
216
02:28.05
9. vx14
184
02:32.62
10. Dorice
271
02:37.54
AO12
1. numbrr
322
01:47.49
2. nabi
92
01:52.06
3. Make
286
01:55.86
4. Douglas Shamlin Jr.
722
02:07.64
5. daanbe
239
02:23.85
6. boru
132
02:32.92
7. SilverHawk
216
02:34.96
8. qqwref
266
02:37.90
9. vx14
184
02:40.34
10. Dorice
271
02:43.02
Robots / programmatic solversinfo  
1.dbut2
42
00:00.003
2.tlstyer
151
00:00.008
3.jllachan00:00.492

* MO3 - Mean of 3. The average of 3 consecutive times.
AO5 - Average of 5. The average of 5 consecutive times ignoring the highest and the lowest.
AO12 - Average of 12. The average of 12 consecutive times ignoring the highest and the lowest.
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