#A57: Hashiwokakero and Key West
I get the impression that Hashi is a well-known genre despite rarely being set online. I suspect this is because the looseness of its set-based logic alludes to puzzles like Minesweeper but also requires lots of clues, which makes it difficult to construct a hard one without having an idea in mind for the grid as a whole.
https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?hashi/5/5/33.3.12g73.i.32g25.3.33
https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?hashi/12/7/g2i.5h22.22h.h2i2g2k2i.g.j5i2h5i5j2h2h2j.h222g2222g2h
https://pzprxs.vercel.app/p?hashi/7/7/1g3g3g3m3g2g2g3m2g1g.g5m3g2g3g3
Key West reminds me more of Sukoro than Hashi. It flows decently well while setting and solving by merit of being both tighter than Hashi and looser than Sukoro.
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