Now, move the blocks in the first 3 numbers in the first column to their proper position, then put the last two in the bottom left, similar to how you solved the first line. Do the same for the first column Down + right from this position solves the first column Congratulations, you've solved the first row. Move your empty place into the spot where the 4 should end up, then move right and down. (incidentally, I'm using screenshots from this site for the images) Now just "rotate in" the remaining two numbers
If you find that they get "tangled up" in each other, move the 5 away a block or two first so you can properly position the 4. What is currently in the "4 spot" (a 9 in this example) doesn't matter. See how the 1, 2, and 3 blocks are lined up? The next number (4), is put in the top right corner, and the number after that (5) is below it. Put the next number in the top right corner, then the next number below it Move the empty space to the spot where the 4 should end up, then Right + Down will solve the first row You should have no problem doing this, you wont mess up previous positions. So, in a 5x5 puzzle, put the 1, 2, and 3 blocks in their proper place. To solve the first row, line up all numbers in their proper place except the last two
You then keep doing that, solving smaller and smaller puzzles until you're done. You will never have to touch that row and column again. Think about it: if you have a 5x5 puzzle, solving the first row and first column reduces the problem to a 4x4 puzzle. I figure some people in the GB community might have the same trouble, so as a public service: here's a very simple guide to solving every solvable sliding block puzzle ever: gkhan's foolproof guide to sliding block puzzles Solve the first row and first column first, then the second row and second column, etc. In the quick look for The Tomorrow Children and in the recent podcast, the team complained about the sliding block puzzles, saying how much they hate them and how hard they found them.
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