Tim Dedopulos, a British writer, editor, publisher and game designer with nearly 100 works to his name in areas ranging from horror and sff, through music and art, to games, puzzles and jokes.
Tim lives in Spain with his wife and the ghost of his murdered bromeliad, grimly acclimatising to his new-found and unwelcome mid-40s. A shameless INFJ, he usually tries to avoid thinking in the third person.
Tiene enigmas muy fáciles y muchos muy complicados, de los que casi necesitas una carrera en matemáticas. La sopas de letras, sí, muy entretenidas y lo de que está basado en Juego de tronos... en fin, porque sale algún nombre de vez en cuando y tiene unos cuestionarios sobre los libros y la serie pero por lo demás...
I quite liked the concept of a book of logic puzzles and problems that were written in a way that related to Game of Thrones. This book does not contain any spoilers at all, the author has just used the names of people and places from the book to make the puzzles seem more fun and interesting.
As for the puzzles themselves, I definitely found that some were easier than others. All the solutions to the questions are provided in the back, which was a good thing. I also liked that explanations were given with most of the solutions, however there were just a few where I felt that the explanation was a little too brief.
Overall this was a fun book, but the puzzles could get frustrating at times.
İlkokul düzeyi denklem problemleri ya da ucuz gazete bulmacaları ayarında şeylerden oluşan ve isminden kaymak yiyerek ortaya çıkan bir kitap. Zamanında almışız seri toplarken ama gerçek bir bulmaca açlığınız vs yoksa GoT yazıyor diye edinmeye gerek yok, vakit kaybı. Bu bulmacaların tematiğinde westerostan filan aileleri kullanmışlar sadece.
Sırf renkli baskı, resimli vs die 2 yıldız versem mi diye düşündüm ama yazarın önsözündeki yani kitabın ilk cümlesindeki "A Song of Ice and Fire" çevirisinin de "Buz ve Ateş Dansı Şarkısı" olarak çevrilmesi onu da çaldı maalesef :)
Puzzle books should be fun and not usually not require a lot of mathematical knowledge. The problems were often confusing in their statement and solutions required knowledge of combinatorics, probability, Euler and other things. A few were clever but not many. This was lets take a math equation and write a random puzzle around it....see how smart the author must be. What a disappointment. I enjoyed being done with it.
Some okay math puzzles. Tons of puzzles that try to be clever but fail with massive leaps of logic. Many instances of repeated puzzles just worded slightly different. Multiple misspellings, both from GoT and even just with consistency in the book itself. Also, there is even a puzzle that is just a story and doesn't even ask a question at the end.
“A Game of Thrones Puzzle Quest” by Tim Dedopulos Mathematical riddles and word-plays adapted to suit a theme, in this case, A Game of Thrones. Some were a fun challenge, others a mathematician’s utopia.
El mundo de Poniente está lleno de sorpresas: no solo nos da cada cierto tiempo un puñado de tramas llenas de intrigas, personajes memorables y cliffhangers a tutiplén, sino que alguna que otra vez nos permite experimentar el universo de "Canción de hielo y fuego" y la serie de televisión Juego de tronos de una manera diferente, como por ejemplo gracias a El libro de los enigmas de Juego de tronos. El británico Tim Dedopulos vuelve a sorprendernos con una colección de enigmas, adivinanzas y acertijos reunidos en un único libro, con la característica especial de que esta vez el libro está ambientado en la saga de fantasía escrita por George R. R. Martin.
A Game Of Thrones Puzzle Treasury is a very visually appealing book. It has been printed up to look old. The puzzles look interesting, even though I did not try any of them because I just started watching the show. I don't care for any spoilers. If I had already watched the show I'd eat this up like cold leftover pizza.