Labyrinth
An interstitial variant of Hanjie from Trevor Truran that, extraordinarily, provides two puzzles in one: the solver must find the single path through the labyrinth, passing once through every cell en route; but, before negotiating the labyrinth, the solver must first construct it, with the aid of hanjie-style clues.
The solving process is the same as for Hanjie and the resultant maze makes a refreshing change from a pixelated picture – a picture that all-too-often has only a tenuous connection with the object it purports to represent.
