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I'm also a fan of Nikoli-style puzzles. (My favorite is Nurikabe.) Nikoli themselves used to offer an iPhone app with lots of good ones, but it's sadly unavaila

I'm also a fan of Nikoli-style puzzles. (My favorite is Nurikabe.) Nikoli themselves used to offer an iPhone app with lots of good ones, but it's sadly unavailable now. https://puzz.link/db/ https://puzz.link/db/ is a great source of community-made puzzles in this style that are playable in a browser. Also worth a look is https://www.gmpuzzles.com/blog/ https://www.gmpuzzles.com/blog/ if printing and playing on paper is okay. I agree with you that human-made puzzles are much more interesting. The generated ones become boring quickly.

bertman 4y ago
>playing on paper Printing is no longer necessary! GMPuzzles have been providing Penpa+ (a Javascript puzzle tool) links for all new puzzles for a while now and are in the process of backporting all their backlog puzzles for digital solving, too. It's really awesome :)
- blueblimp 4y ago
  Thanks, it's been a while since the last time I played GMPuzzles... clearly I should do it again.