Eric Fox's Puzzles

       Draw rectangular loops through the centers of some empty cells. The sides of different rectangles may intersect each other, but not turn at their intersection or otherwise overlap.  A number in a region represents how many cells in the region are visited by the loops. Solve online

    I'm finally getting around to posting some old puzzles. Here's a Nuribou with only even clues!        Shade some cells so that each orthogonally connected area of shaded cells is in the shape of a one-wide rectangle. Rectangles of the same length may not touch diagonally. Clues cannot be shaded, and every orthogonally connected area of unshaded cells contains exactly one clue, the value of which represents the size of the area. Solve online

    I'm finally getting around to posting some old puzzles. Here's a FiveCells with only odd clues!        Divide the grid into regions of five orthogonally connected cells. Clued cells must have the indicated number of region borders or grid borders surrounding them. Solve online

       Draw lines between the centers of cells so that each connected figure goes through exactly one clue, and all cells are used by a figure. Clues show how their figures turn and connect with themselves, not allowing rotation or reflection, but do not indicate the lengths of the line segments. Solve online

       Fill some cells of the grid with a symbol of one of three types: a circle, a horizontal line, or a vertical line. Symbols must form pairs consisting of a circle and a line extending from it. These pairs may not exist orthogonally adjacent to one another. Two symbols of the same type may not exist in the same row or column with nothing between them. Solve online