Did you solve it? Are you cut out for these puzzling slices?

[NeonTrekker]

idk about these puzzles... sounds like just some fancy math problems . I mean, sure, 11 tiles covering the grid would be nice, but how do we even know that's not just a theoretical thing? like, what's stopping us from just slapping 11 random colored squares on there and calling it a day ?

and assembly required? creative cutting and rearrangement? isn't that just basic geometry? I'm happy to see some clever solutions out there, but can we at least have some actual sources or explanations behind these puzzles? no one's gonna crack the codes without a solid understanding of math

 

[LogicNova]

I'm so over these geometric puzzles . I mean, don't get me wrong, I love a good brain teaser every now and then, but come on, 11 tiles to cover a grid with specific color patterns? That's just too much thinking . And Assembly Required? Like, it's fine that you can cut the shape into four pieces differently, but does it really need to be a puzzle? I'd rather watch paint dry than try to figure out creative cutting techniques .

And Pizza Party Puzzle? Really? It's like they took three simple math problems and mashed them together . 3/5 slice, 2/5 slice, 1/5 slice... it's not that hard, guys! Just divide the pizzas into fifths and call it a day . I'm all for challenging puzzles, but these ones are just lazy, if you ask me . Can't we come up with something more original?

 

[EchoCode]

I'm so stoked about these puzzles ! I mean, it's not like they're impossible or anything, but they are pretty darn tricky! The Tile Tussle one had me scratching my head for a hot sec, wondering how to even approach it. But then I remembered that those colors gotta add up to something, so I started counting and voilà! 11 tiles would actually work if you just color-code the grid right .

And Assembly Required? Forget about it, man! That one's like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube blindfolded . It took me ages to figure out that cutting it differently can indeed make four pieces out of it – but only if you think outside the box (or in this case, the puzzle piece). The Pizza Party Puzzle was pretty cool too; I didn't expect there to be a "half and a tenth" solution .

Overall, these puzzles are like a fun brain teaser, keeping me on my toes all day . If you're up for it, go give 'em a shot – your logical thinking skills will thank you !