Contact PuzzleType
There is no contact form here, because the site has no server to send one to. Email works, and for bug reports it is better anyway — you can paste the link.
Reporting A Puzzle That Looks Wrong
This is the most useful thing you can send, and the easiest to act on. Every puzzle has a permanent address: the seed in the page URL rebuilds that exact puzzle, on any device, at any time. Copy the address bar and the puzzle can be reproduced precisely.
A report that includes the link takes minutes to investigate. One that says "one of the cube puzzles was wrong" cannot be investigated at all, because there is no stored puzzle to go and look at — it was generated for you and would have to be found again by chance.
| Include | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| The full page address | It contains the seed, which rebuilds the identical puzzle. |
| Which option you picked | Tells us whether the marking is wrong or the explanation is unclear. |
| What you expected | A puzzle with two defensible answers is a real bug, and this is how it gets spotted. |
| Browser and device | Only needed for something that renders wrong rather than reasons wrong. |
Suggesting A Puzzle Type
Suggestions are welcome, with one honest caveat: a puzzle type only ships here if it can be generated and explained from its own construction. That rules out anything needing a human setter — cryptic crosswords, lateral-thinking riddles, hand-drawn silhouettes — not because they are bad puzzles, but because this site cannot make them honestly.
It also rules out types that generate easily but rarely produce a puzzle with exactly one solution. Kakuro is the standing example: the engine works, and roughly fifteen thousand generated layouts produced not one uniquely solvable puzzle at a size worth playing.
Getting In Touch
Email hello@puzzletype.com. It is read by a person, not a queue, so a reply may take a few days — and a bug report with a link will usually get a faster one than a general question.
There is no newsletter, no account and no notification list to join, so there is nothing to unsubscribe from. If you would rather just look around, the HTML sitemap lists every page on the site.