hutt's puzzle dump

 It feels strange to complain about waiting and then immediately complain about having too much to think about, but such is life. I've been procrastinating the perfect amount on the upcoming series. Between that, new forays, nostalgic returns, grand inspired plans, and responsibility I've felt unprepared for, I have a lot on my plate. Over the summer I could claim I felt like I had everything and nothing to do and happily indulge in the latter when I stayed on pace. Now I think the same and still indulge in the latter while barely on pace. Certain things have fallen through the cracks as I only tend to pursue what I think is most important at any given time rather than keep everything in mind. The following puzzles were made back in July. While searching for them I encountered a couple other standalone puzzles I had forgotten to post here, which were scheduled for the past two days. However, this type seems to fit this post best. Number Wall was invented by Nuujaka. Shade some...

 made on 5/17/26 https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?hamlepaths/15/15/k2zl22i1i22j22i1i22o2h.o3i3zp2g3zh2i3n22i4o22l22s22zm2j

 made on 2/15/26 Shade some cells to solve this as a Chocona . Additionally, every region must individually be solved as a Choco Banana . Number clues are used for both the Chocona and the Choco Banana. penpa link

 This month, I've spent quite a lot of time waiting. There's a couple of games releasing this fall that I'm highly anticipating, although I'll have to wait until November due to the project that will occupy my next two months. I finally got around to checking the prompt list this morning. I have a few scattered ideas but overall this year seems rather hard. What am I going to do for " Hooray "? Outside of that, I started working on a puzzle project this month with the acronym QL, and I think it holds water. If I can complete it, it would be a rule deduction sudokuvania unlike anything most people have solved before. I'm currently about halfway through construction, which is to say I have the prologue complete and three quarters of the main map. I could of course say more, maybe reveal a bit of the beginning, but the real magic is what comes after the prologue. The following puzzles were made on 8/20. https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?aqre/3/5/aqre01g0112

 I bet this genre tends to be on the easier side because the directionality of the clues heavily restricts the ways the line can pass through arrows whereas the lack of a range of influence beyond the segments of an arrow often prevents having sparsely clued sections. The following puzzles were made yesterday. https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?lring/5/5/i7cq8bg https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?lring/7/7/vcg6bg7cgdt https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?lring/11/7/emdqcoeg3cldw1ei

 I found this genre relatively difficult to set because I wasn't able to grasp the theory of the falling logic and the same-size constraint makes it rather explosive at times. Yet, I was able to gain an appreciation for the sorts of logic that this genre can provide: the second puzzle especially seems like a strong exploration. https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?gravel/7/7/00000000603000000zzh6h2h3 https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?gravel/9/9/0000000000000000000000000003k41zzzk41l