This brainteaser puzzle series consist of sixty individual puzzles that vary in difficulty depending on the player’s reasoning and problem-solving skills and the puzzle design. Beware, because these brainteasers are extremely addictive and solving one QYIPuzzle will not be enough to satisfy your puzzle craving.

Creating the Master of QYI Puzzle Series has been a labor of love for more than 12 years. It was originally designed to challenge myself to create a brainteaser puzzle that I would not be able to solve, because there hasn’t been a puzzle that I couldn’t solve. Well, the Master of QYI Puzzle Series was solved. Yes, everyone one of the puzzles.

In 2006, I decided to have the Master of QYI Puzzle Series test-played using unbiased offline board game testers and online board game testers from Boardgamegeek.com and after some adjustments and tweaking the puzzles were ready to manufacture. However, manufacturing plans were changed and eventually put on hold.

Until now, the Master of QYI Puzzle Series has been on hold for nearly two-full years. Instead, I determined that it would be better to release the brainteaser puzzles on the Internet for free of charge with no strings attached and nothing to purchase. Just printout the QYI Puzzle that you want to play and happy solving and once you have solved the puzzle that you had chosen, then just select a different one and follow the same steps as you did with the last puzzle that you printed out to play.

The brainteaser puzzle series that has been published on the Internet is not the full-fledged commercial version, because to printout this version would require players to use too much of their printer ink. So, the Master of QYI Puzzle Series has been scaled down to accommodate the players and not to waste printer ink.

Players still must provide their own colored game pieces, in which was thought about in the process of designing the series for the Internet. Fruit Loops Cereal, jelly beans, Spree Candy, Sweet-Tarts and colored plastic bingo chips make excellent “Master of QYI Puzzle Series” game pieces. The color of the cereal and candies closely matches the color spaces of the puzzle board (some cereal and candies colors may be a little lighter in color than as seen on puzzle board, but still works well as game pieces).

The Master of QYI Puzzle Series has proven in some of the testing that players who are suffering from A.D.D. have experienced sufficient attention improvement when playing QYI Puzzles at least a couple of times per week. Although, the testing has not been scientific, it has been tested for over two years and with both children and adults with and without suffering from the affects of “Attention Deficit Disorder (A.D.D.)”.

Master of QYI Puzzle Series is recommended for players ages 8 and up and possessing any problem-solving skill level.

One of the most challenging tasks that have been facing the prospects of bringing the puzzle series to the Internet has been locating the technology that could deliver the puzzles to any user and using any computer operating system (OS). Originally, I attempted to bring the puzzles to the world using my online publisher Triond, but due to the layering that in required laying the puzzles out, it was found un-doable.

Since I had decided that I wanted anyone in the world to be able to printout the puzzles and solve the brainteasers it was important that the distribution method was free to use for carrying out this assignment. Luckily, after a grueling search, a distribution source was discovered and now, the first “10” Master of QYI Puzzles are available for the public and totally, free.

Master of QYI Puzzle #1

This puzzle is considered to be a low master level puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires players an estimated 3 to 6 hours to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #2

This puzzle is considered to be a high advanced level puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires players an estimated 2 to 4 hours to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #3

This puzzle is considered to be a mid-level master puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires an estimated 4 to 8 hours to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #4

This puzzle is considered to be a mid-level advanced puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires players an estimated 2 to 3 hours to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #5

This puzzle in considered to be a mid-level easy puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires players an estimate 20 to 45 minutes to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #6

This puzzle is considered to be a low level advanced puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires players an estimated 1 to 3 hours to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #7

This puzzle is considered to be a mid-level easy puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires an estimated 30 minutes to 2 hours to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #8

This puzzle in considered to be a mid-level advanced puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires an estimated 2 to 3 hours to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #9

This puzzle in considered to be a mid-level master puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires an estimated 4 to 8 hours to solve.

Master of QYI Puzzle #10

This puzzle is considered to be a mid-level easy puzzle in the commercial version and usually requires an estimated 45 minutes to 2 hours to solve.

The exact amount of time it takes to solve each of the brainteaser puzzles above depends on the individual player’s reasoning and problem-solving skills. Some people are naturally good at solving brainteaser puzzles and they may be able to solve the puzzles in less than the estimated solve times given in each description. Other people might discover that it takes them longer than the estimated solve time shared in each puzzle description.

Stay tuned as other “Master of QYI Puzzle Series” puzzles will be published on the Internet to be printed and played totally for free. Bookmark this article, so not to forget where to find the “Master of QYI Puzzle Series” in the future.