💡 Akari Light Run is coming! 🏃️✨
Presented by Anurag Sahay, this month-long Akari adventure will run from November 1st to November 30th, with a new Akari (Light Up) puzzle appearing every day.
Place your lights, illuminate the grid, and chase away those dark corners! 😎💡
And at the finish line, the brightest solver will earn the title of Akari Luminary! 🏆🌟
Good luck, and may your grids be bright and your solving times be short! 🧩💡
The puzzles below are current daily and contest puzzles. These puzzles are competitive and you have to register to solve them and participate in the 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 the daily 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: Lemesh
Place light bulbs in selected white cells so that each white cell is illuminated. Light bulbs illuminate every white cell in all four orthogonal directions until blocked by a black cell. No light bulb can be illuminated by another light bulb. Clue numbers correspond to the number of light bulbs in the four orthogonally adjacent cells.
Grid control: Click the mouse button at the selected cell to set/remove a bulb. Second click will put auxiliary cross sign, which doesn't affect correctness of the solution, but helps visually You also can draw a line to mark illuminated cells. More details about grid control are at the help page.
Author: Anurag Sahay
Place light bulbs in selected white cells so that each white cell is illuminated. Light bulbs illuminate every white cell in all four orthogonal directions until blocked by a black cell. No light bulb can be illuminated by another light bulb. Clue numbers correspond to the number of light bulbs in the four orthogonally adjacent cells.
Grid control: Click the mouse button at the selected cell to set/remove a bulb. Second click will put auxiliary cross sign, which doesn't affect correctness of the solution, but helps visually You also can draw a line to mark illuminated cells. More details about grid control are at the help page.