Masyu

Heteromino

This is the second time I combined my puzzle heterocut with another classic.
Rules: Solve it using regular fillomino rules.Additionally, no two polyominos can be identical,even after rotation or reflection.

Suraromu

Another suraromu without any sequence hints.It is easier designing these,than the regular numbered ones.

Masyu

Masyu is my favourite among loop puzzles, i consider myself sort of an expert with masyus.

Suraromu

I had to play a little bit with the usual graphics to be able to accomodate this design.

Rules:

Masyu[First Seen turn]

This is another of my several innovative attempts on adding twists to classics.Starting up with a small example,just to make the rules clear.
Rules: Draw a single closed loop following regular masyu rules.symbols outside the grid indicate that the turn first seen in that direction was either in a black pearl ( indicated by the symbol 'B') ,or was right next(this is strictly a white pearl turn and not any turn that is just next to the cell containing the white pearl) to a white pearl (symbol "W") , or 'N', a turn that could neither qualify as a W nor as a B.

LITS

Masyu

I make great masyus.

Heterocut (Cut the cake)

This puzzle marks my birthday.The clues are designed to look like some figures.
The range of areas for polyominos is given below the puzzle.

LITS and more

Another new variation.
Rules: Shade some cells so that every outlined region contains a pentomino and all shaded cells form a single polyomino.No two pentominos of the same shape can be edge-adjacent.No 2x2 squares of shaded cells are allowed.