Sliding puzzles
Sliding puzzles are a collection of puzzles that require sliding to solve and usually flat simple square-sized with small pieces with colors or numbers.
Variations
15 puzzle
15 puzzle is a simple flat numeral sliding puzzle that has 15 pieces and a square box around it. The goal is to get all of the pieces into numerical order to solve the puzzle.
8 puzzle
The 8 puzzle is the exact same thing as the 15 puzzle, just with less pieces and obviously easier to solve than 15 puzzle. It has all 8 numbers on the board and when solved the numbers are lined up from 1 to 8 in numerical order.
Klotski (Or Classic Klotski)
Klotski (the word originated from Polish: klocki) is a sliding block puzzle thought to have originated in the early 20th century. The goal of this puzzle is to figure out a way to get the biggest red block in the middle out of the 'box'
Daughter in the box
Daughter in the box is the exact same puzzle as Klotski, it's Japanese variant of Klotski and instead of normal pieces with colors, it has Japanese Kanji (Japanese writings basically) with the largest in the middle where the word '娘' (Daughter or Princess) is written.
Huarongdao (or Huarong Dao)
Huarong Dao (Chinese Simplified/Traditional: 华容道/華容道) is the Chinese variation of the Klotski puzzle, is a sliding puzzle. The pieces are printed with unique Chinese Characters (or Hanzi) and with historical people such as Cao Cao, Guan Yu etc. Sometimes only the Hanzi (Chinese writing system) is printed and not picture of historical famous people.
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