Click squares to set where you think the ships and water are.
Numbers show how many ship parts are on that row or column.
Instructions
I find these puzzles to be a fun mindless activity while listening to podcasts, thought I’d
share them. They’re a version of the
Battleship Logic Puzzle – also known as Battleship Solitaire, Bimaru, or Yubotu.
Various sized ships (shown on top of the puzzle) are hidden on the board.
To solve the puzzle, fill all squares correctly.
Numbers show how many “boat squares” are in each row or column:
Ships can’t touch, not even diagonally.
Strategy Tips
If you get stuck during a game, these rules / tips can help:
Only-spots-left rule: if a row has e.g. 3 boat squares and
all but 3 squares are water, the rest must be boats:
The-rest-is-water rule: likewise, if a row already has the
required number of boats (including 0), the rest is water:
Tip: you can click on these numbers to auto-fill water.
Water-on-corners rule: since ships can’t touch diagonally,
you can always set the corners around a boat square to water:
Surround-whole-boats rule: if you know where a
whole boat is, you can surround it completely with water:
Only-place-it-could-fit rule: often there’s only one spot
left on the board that the largest ship could fit:
Playable on mobile devices, for on-the-toilet fun.
