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How To Solve The Klotski Forget-Me-Not Puzzle

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How To Solve The Klotski Forget-Me-Not Puzzle

Klotski is a small brick puzzle. The aim is to release a red block and move it to a destination gate by moving other surrounding pieces, within a confined outer border. It sounds simple but it's a real brainteaser, especially the Forget-me-not brick layout. Klotski is a small brick puzzle. The aim is to release a red block and move it to a destination gate by moving other surrounding pieces, within a confined outer border. It sounds simple but it's a real brainteaser, especially the Forget-me-not brick layout.

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  1. Anonymous

    theres a less complicated way to do it

  2. Anonymous

    ...this was very helpful when solving the following game: CHICKEN GROW http://jayisgames.com/archives/2007/07/chicken_grow.php

  3. kevinpaulscarrott

    Try: http://www.puzzleworld.org/SlidingBlockPuzzles/sqroot.htm

  4. Anonymous

    friendz cn ny1 tell me frm where i would get klotskiame???plzz??

  5. Anonymous

    great!the best i could do today was 98 moves though i remember doing it in 80 odd moves some years ago.COOL!

  6. Anonymous

    I remember solving this a few years ago when I was quite young, 10 years at the oldest. Though I'm sure I didn't get the optimal solution

  7. Anonymous

    Great! Now make a video of the solutin to Sunshine.

  8. Anonymous

    Let me add that this is the optimal solution. (It is not possible to solve it in less than 82 moves). It's possible to download a free version of this game (with lot of similar puzzles) : http://www.bricks-game.de/indexuk.html

  9. Echolimamike

    I used this puzzle for my students in Logic 101 for them to develop their analysis. It helps a lot though for some it is a bit frustrating because of its mind-boggling nature! Prof. Edmariano

  10. Anonymous

    ...been trying for years since my college days...was up around 900 moves before I eventually managed the solution. It all looks so simple on the video. A bit like life I suppose! I have heard of some people smashing the PC monitor to pieces in frustration!