Hitori

Hitori - Jan 8, 2009 46 players online!

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Game Instructions

Description

Put on your thinking cap for this daily brain-bender! You'll need your powers of logic and persistence to solve Hitori. Eliminate duplicate numbers in each row or column without allowing duplicated numbers to touch and while creating a continuous flow for the numbers that are left. With a new puzzle every day, in-game hints, and an optional timer to track your progress, Hitori is one of a kind puzzle excitement! Play now!

Instructions

Black out the duplicate numbers in all rows and columns. Click on white squares to mark them with a circle. Squares that you mark with a circle are squares that you think should remain white. Click marked (circled) squares to paint them black. Click black squares to paint them white again. Black squares may not touch any other black square. All white squares must connect in a single continuous path.

See in-game help for detailed instructions.

Minimum Requirements

Windows Me/2000/XP/Vista
Macintosh OS 9/OS X
500 MHz processor
64 MB RAM
Flash Player 8
DirectX 7

Hitori Credits

Developed by: uclick, LLC and Playtonium
Published by uclick, LLC

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441 Reviews | 86%| 14%

	skd13 Jan 8, 2009 Good idea mawfever - besides, you are normal to us - and I mean that in a good way :) srt - how about quirky? That is how my friends see me, I like it :)
	srt41 Jan 8, 2009 SKD, I prefer eccentric to odd. There should be room in this world for the eccentric and the not so normal.
	mawfever Jan 8, 2009 30's today. I am not going to tell my family I am above normal because they would probably laugh themselves silly. good luck y'all
	skd13 Jan 7, 2009 WooHoo! Under 2 minutes for me today, been quite some time since I did that :) Mawfever - I am usually in the 100s, don't fret at being in the 40s! I wonder if I will ever feel like I am normal, I doubt it, I prefer being odd :)
	srt41 Jan 7, 2009 Mawfever, Congratulations! It's not everybody who knows they're normal! I know my family would be astounded if they were to learmn something like that about me.
	mawfever Jan 7, 2009 I have decided that scoring in the 40's is normal for me. I can't wait to telll my family I am normal. they will be shocked. good luck y'all
	srt41 Jan 6, 2009 Second guessed mysel and added valuble time to my score. Sometimes I think to much.
	NavyNan Jan 6, 2009 Yes my pup is ok. I was more upset that she was. I think she was confused, but this morning I noticed she hesitated before running down the steps. We have deer all over and she so wants to chase them. Thanks for asking.
	mawfever Jan 6, 2009 back in the 30's after several weeks of higher scores. good luck y'all
	skd13 Jan 5, 2009 NavyNan - is your puppy okay??? It kills me to hear of sick or hurt doggies, I love them so. My baby is a black lab/border collie mutt who I love more than anything in the world! Did awful today, kept trapping the numbers and took forever to figure out how to redo them, quite the challenge :)