Magnets
By Susan Milner

Can you figure out the rules from this (mostly) solved puzzle?
Here is another solved puzzle , and here is a description of the rules together with a very easy worked example.
A great way to learn to play Magnets is to use physical pieces, as shown in the photo.
Here are:
- A description of what’s needed
- A set of easy puzzles (and solutions )
- A set of medium puzzles (and solutions )
- A set of more difficult puzzles (and solutions )
If you would like examples of some useful types of logic, here is a step-by-step solution for an easy puzzle and one for a medium puzzle .
Here is a selection of pencil-and-paper puzzles, 30 of each:
And you can always play on-line at Simon Tatham’s Portable Puzzles .