Quote Originally Posted by Zak View Post
Sudoku are nice, and I get how they can be fun... but I dunno, never really found them all that addicting. Which is weird, because I'm a math/logic person and I'm normally into puzzles and stuff, but I guess Sudoku seems too.. easy, and I don't really feel much of a sense of completion when I finish them.

But as far as puzzles and thinking that I do enjoy:
-Crosswords, they increase my vocabulary and make me think.
-"Mind Bender" puzzles... not sure what the official name is, but like the ones where you get like a few sets of subjects and you use clues to find out what goes with what... like for instance, five people, five different colored houses, five jobs they each have, and their last names... those.
-"False logic" I think it's called... where you get a bunch of people making statements and some premises and you have to find out who's telling the truth, who's lying, who's the killer, etc.

As well as a few more but those stand out most.
Hmm, these "mind bender" puzzles you're talking about sound like logic problems to me, Zak...where you have to use a dot to represent a "yes" on the grid, and X's to represent "no" on the grid, according to the clues (as well as additional facts that you can deduce by combining the information from two or more clues)...I've done those before myself, solving some successfully while getting stuck with other ones, the real troublesome ones in this category (for me, anyway), are the table puzzles, where the information has to be entered into a table, not using dots or X's at all...they can be quite hard.