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25. The 22 Major Look-Airna

Wow, it’s been a while since I’ve posted here!

Anyways, last time I posted a puzzle, I mentioned that puzzle #25 here would be big. Well, here it is! It’s definitely my favorite and most ambitious project yet, but also my hardest.

This puzzle has 22 Look-Air variants, including classic Look-Air. Rules and examples for each variant are on a Google Doc.

Enjoy! The password to the ControlC link is 22variants (highlight to view).

Creator's time: 159:39.0 (2:39:39.0)

Rules: https://tinyurl.com/4s8fe8y5

Difficulty: 12/14



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