This is a Four Cells puzzle, an area-dividing puzzle.
Rules of Four Cells:
- The grid is to be divided along the grid lines into areas containing exactly four cells.
- A number in a cell indicates how many of its four sides are segments of area boundaries. Note that this also includes the border of the grid.
- Line segments of area boundaries should not be left dangling. (See below for an example)
- An area may contain any multiple number cells (including none).
An example grid is shown below for greater clarity.
Example puzzle:
Solution to example puzzle:
The example below showcases dangling ends and is an incorrect solution to the puzzle.
Shown below is the actual puzzle to solve:
Good luck and have fun!
6x6n4:2b1i23a1m2b3
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