[[!meta title="Carl's Christmas Puzzle Hunt 2015"]] [[!tag puzzles]] Welcome to the 2015 edition of Carl's Christmas Puzzle Hunt. If you're wondering what all of this is about, you can read the [history of my Christmas puzzles](../). Since I designed these puzzles for my sons, some of the artwork and imagery will have more meaning to them than it would to anyone else. But the puzzles themselves are all designed so that they can be solved using only general knowledge and logic. The puzzles this year include word games (anagrams, cryptograms), logic puzzles (sudoku, star battle, fillomino, yajilin), and other classic puzzles (riddles, mazes, etc.) as well as a few unique surprises. Of course, there's also a big meta-puzzle to pull it all together. I'm very interested in any feedback you might have, positive or negative, about puzzles, themes, difficulty, etc. So please share whatever comments you have. I'm also happy to confirm solutions to any puzzles in the hunt or to provide additional hints if needed. So feel free to email me at: [Carl Worth ](mailto:Carl Worth ). The puzzle hunt is available in two forms: ## Complete puzzle hunt (30-page PDF) Download the [Complete Puzzle Hunt](code-2015.pdf). ## Individual Pages I designed these puzzles for my four sons at Christmastime. When we placed their gifts under the tree, we didn’t put any names on them, but instead each gift had one of the 16 rather puzzling tags you can find below. A correct solution for all of the puzzles will allow the solver to determine which of my sons should receive each gift. (My sons are named Cameron, Hyrum, Andrew, and Scott) (Click on thumbnails for single-page PDF of each puzzle) ### Gift Tags ### The Ornament Puzzles ### The Final Puzzle ### Hints and Credity CAUTION: There are some (mild) spoilers in this section. Consider yourself warned.