Sequential Discovery
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Sequential Discovery
Sequential Discovery puzzles | Mr Puzzle Australia
Not one of the regular Hordern or Slocum puzzle classification categories the term Sequential Discovery puzzle, or Progressive Move Puzzle as they are sometimes called, is a new one but it’s has been heard more and more recently. It certainly one of Brian’s favourites both to design and when solving other people’s designs.
Sequential Discovery puzzles differ from other take apart puzzles because you will remove pieces that may have to be re-used as tools once you determine how to use them to advance towards to the solution. They are very specialised puzzles where you will need to solve a puzzle that then leads to another puzzle; a bit like a computer game in real 3D!
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