After a week of thinking, reading, planning and more, I finally got a good second day's grip on the Script Engine, yesterday.

New Nintendo Direct (first in over a year) today. Anybody excited!?

In the end, it was all worth it. .. Probably..

I made another testcard, yesterday.

Yesterday's new/old testcard is called "Picasso".

I knew the testcard generator would keep me busy for a short while, but I'm surprised at how complicated it's all gotten, already.

Took me ages to get yesterday's tasks done.

Having spent most of Friday playing Mario Kart Live, I vowed not to do a really obvious racing game on Saturday.
So I sat down with a vague plan in mind for a puzzle/maze game, and ..
Couldn't quite shake that circuit-generating method.

Rocket asks..
I'm learning c and c++ and could I use AGAW Framework

Today's Tasks..

Me bothering to code something.

Complete the equation, ensuring that all digits from 0 to 9 appear in the sum.
You can Print out sheets of puzzles, or alternatively, Play in your browser.

Spent most of yesterday working out ratios.

Place numbers 0 to 9 inside each of the squares, and also each of the circles.
The circles subtract from the totals on each row and column.
You can Print Sheets of Puzzles, or alternatively Play it in your browser.

Placed your bets, then do the maths to find out which horse is faster.
The fastest horse wins.
But did you bet on the right one?!
You can Print Sheets of Puzzles, or alternatively Play in your browser.

A vague plan of action, but a very restless night.

The three columns of a grid are supposed to add up to the same total, but two of the numbers have been swapped. Figure out which numbers are in the wrong places.
You can Print puzzles here or alternatively Play in your browser on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

@RSKGames has taken a look back at the past few Browsercade games.
Let's join him on his quest.

The twelve bubbles should contain all of the numbers 1 to 12, so that each side of the triangle adds up to the number in the middle.
You can Print pages of the puzzle, or alternatively Play it in your browser.

Each letter has a unique value, 1 to 7.
Use the maths equations at the bottom of the page to help cross off the values of each letter.