If You Can Add to Ten You Can Solve Kakuro
Kakuro looks intimidating and is secretly gentle. What the puzzle actually asks, the only math you need, and why it is the perfect next step after sudoku.
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5 Puzzle Types You Have Never Tried But Should
Sudoku is great. Crosswords are a classic. But if those are the only puzzles in your rotation, you are missing out on some of the most satisfying brain games ever created. Here are five puzzle types most people have never tried — and why each one deserves a spot on your desk. 1. Nurikabe (Spatial…
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5 Kakuro Strategies That Will Make You Solve Faster
If you’ve already tried a few Kakuro puzzles and you’re ready to move beyond trial and error, you’re in the right place. These five strategies are what separate casual solvers from people who can work through a hard Kakuro grid without ever picking up an eraser. 1. Memorize the Unique Combinations This is the single…
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Summer 2026 Preview: New Puzzle Books and Products from Everpath Studio
Summer is almost here, and Everpath Studio has been busy behind the scenes. Whether you’re looking for something to pack in your beach bag, keep the kids busy on a road trip, or just enjoy with your morning coffee on the porch, here’s what’s new and what’s coming over the next few months. New Puzzle…
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What’s New at Everpath Studio: Spring 2026 Collection
It’s been a busy few months at Everpath Studio. Since launching in January, we’ve published over 100 puzzle books, coloring books, journals, and creative tools — and we’re just getting started. Here’s a look at what’s new and what’s coming next. Puzzle Books: More Formats, More Difficulty Levels Our puzzle book catalog now spans multiple…
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What Is Kakuro? A Beginner’s Guide to the Addictive Number Puzzle
If you love Sudoku but want something a little more challenging, Kakuro might be your next obsession. Often called “cross-sums,” Kakuro combines the logic of Sudoku with the structure of a crossword puzzle — and once you learn the basics, it’s incredibly satisfying to solve. How Kakuro Works A Kakuro grid looks like a crossword…
