These walkthroughs of Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D will help you find secrets and puzzle pieces in every nook and cranny of the game. Donkey Kong Country Returns, also known as Donkey Kong Returns ...

"Guess the Country" puzzles solve multiple purposes at the same time. They check your knowledge about the world, its cultural heritage, cuisines, and famous brands. They are not just about names on a ...

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A brain teaser challenges readers to guess the country name from a picture puzzle within 5 seconds, aimed at testing intelligence and problem-solving skills. The solution is provided towards the end ...

Like the other levels in Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, you'll need to find somewhat hidden puzzle pieces and KONG letters ...

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You're hot and thirsty, and Game Control has arrayed dozens of beer bottles. But you're not drinking. Instead, you want the Braille letters made from the arrangement of the bottles in their six-packs.

IT ONLY took 32 years to solve Enigma No 45. The version of the weekly New Scientist puzzle that was set in the issue of 3 January 1980 – a problem in linear algebra – was, it seemed, too difficult ...