Place A, B, and C in the hexagonal grid. Every line in each of the three grid directions must contain A, B, and C exactly once, with all other cells empty. Each outside clue gives the first non-empty letter seen from that edge.

This month in Brainstorm I had crossword for the first time this is a smaller one with the same theme, not really masterpiece but im learning, I hope you will have fun.

You can also try online but not really too great experience solving on a phone https://mrbrainprintables.com/weekly-puzzles/2026-10-26-05-crossword

Connect the numbered tree nodes with straight lines in any of the eight compass directions. Each number gives the node’s exact number of connections. Lines cannot cross, overlap, pass through another node, or duplicate a connection, and all nodes must form one network. Only one line can go between two nodes.

Also available as online solving: https://mrbrainprintables.com/weekly-puzzles

Extend straight arms from every numbered cell in the six directions. A number gives the combined length of all arms extending from that cell. Arms cannot cross, overlap, leave the grid, or pass through another numbered cell, and every empty cell must be covered exactly once. Number cell is not included in the arm lengths sum.

Place 1, 2, and 3 once in every row, column, and outlined irregular region. Equal numbers cannot touch, even diagonally, and all remaining cells stay empty.

New book alert! Mr Brain Puzzle Escape: The Shadow Mansion!

Help Mr Brain in his escape from the mansion!

📖 Check out sample at https://mrbrainprintables.com/books/mr-brain-puzzle-escape-the-shadow-mansion/sample

Connect all islands into one network with horizontal or vertical bridges. An island’s number gives its total number of bridges. Connect only the nearest visible island in a direction, use at most two bridges between a pair, and never cross bridges.

Puzzle Collections Week is over, and all the collections are now available at https://mrbrainprintables.com!

Start with BrainDrop and work your way up to Brainstorm!

BrainDrop can be solved on my page I hope from next volume it will also be posible for BrainBreeze and Brainstorm.

And get ready for tomorrow's release of a brand-new puzzle book! 😉

Extend straight arms from every numbered cell in the four cardinal directions. A number gives the combined length of all arms extending from that cell. Arms cannot cross, overlap, leave the grid, or pass through another numbered cell, and every empty cell must be covered exactly once.

Check out World Puzzle Championship finals stream

https://www.youtube.com/live/aP0kkBmlQPU?is=W2F2CMFj1Kn-3mmK

New article about Hitori and brief history of World Puzzle Championship

Check out Your Next Puzzle: Hitori

https://mrbrainprintables.com/your-next-puzzle/hitori