Very excited to present Poiser, a new puzzle game designed by Johnny-K and sponsored by Smartkit. The artwork is hand drawn, and the game engine models real-world physics. The goal is to stack the boxes on the board until you cross the line at the top. The first couple levels are easy and use only 1 box size. Later levels get much trickier, and throw different size boxes at you in random fashion. The stability of the board also decreases as you advance levels.

Click here to play

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Here’s something a little different from what normally gets posted at Smartkit, and if you’re a movie buff, I think you’ll like this one:

There are 100 film references in the picture puzzle below; how many can you figure out?

[click on image below to jump to higher resolution]

To make it interesting, how about each commenter leave only 1 or 2 films per comment? [comments entered will go live immediately]

Thanks!

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There are 12 differences between the 2 pictures below: can you spot them all?

(click on photo to view in high resolution)

I think this one is a bit harder than earlier spot the difference puzzles we posted…

Will keep any submitted answers under wraps until Tuesday, thanks.

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A bit easier this time:

Once you get what the middle picture is for this one, use it again in Gray-T’s puzzle below (Mannekin Pis) and the answer should be clearer

Here’s a neat logic-type puzzle that we haven’t put up before; it’s known as an ‘ABC Puzzle’:

Place the letters A,B,C and 2 spaces in each row and column. Each row and column must contain that exact combination-kind of like sudoku.

The letters around the square indicate what must be the 1st letter to appear in that row or column. So the ‘C’ above the last column means that ‘C’ appears 1st in that column, so you know the 1st cell in that column must be a ‘C’ or a space.

Feel free to enter your answers in the comment section below. As always, will unmask in a couple days, thanks.

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For those of you who were consumed trying to make sure all the pieces of Olla Podrida fit together, we have a special announcement.

Smartkit is excited to release 3 PLEXUS puzzles, that are now available for purchase:

-Summertime

-Athletics

-Medieval

Because they are digital downloads, you can play anytime, anywhere without needing internet access. Play on a plane, play at the pool, play anywhere!

Click here to buy individually or see one of the package deals

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OK, here we have 2 puzzle submissions. The first, Matchtricks, comes from Suineg :

Correct the equations by moving only one match:

NOTE: THE EQUAL SIGNS AND THE DIVISION OPERATOR ARE NOT MADE FROM MATCHES.

The 2nd comes from the Chairman of an engineering company, and I must warn: is very difficult:

Find the missing number in the following series

10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,20,22,24,31,100,—–,10000.

Feel free to enter your answers below in the comment section; will give it some time before unmasking. By the way, the picture riddle below still remains unsolved!

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Many of you will remember Gray-T and the colorful comments he used to leave on the site. Haven’t heard from him in a while, but last week he surprised me with this picture riddle/puzzle: (click on picture for high resolution version)

The 3 pictures combine to produce one word. Can you figure it out? Feel free to submit your answers in the comment section below. We have 3 hints, which we’ll put up over the next 1-2 days. Answers to be unmasked sometime over the weekend.

Hint 1: Some basic mathematical logic needed

Hint 2: A Beatles song: Baby you can drive my…

Hint 3: Normally WE talk about US, but if WE see HER, Tom “Tiger” Jones would sing: ….is a lady.

Hint 4: First Letter: What is the Mannekin Pis doing?

Hint 5: look for a logical / mathematical term / sign that looks similar

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