Announcing…Season Four!

Happy National Puzzle Day!!

Get your teams ready–Season Four of Mission Street Puzzles starts next Wednesday, and the city is…. Seoul, South Korea!! The first puzzle will go live on Feb. 6th at 8pm Eastern Time (5pm PT). Tune in to this site at that time, to compete for the top leaderboard spots (and prizes!).

The full calendar for the season will be as follows:

February 6 Puzzle #1
February 13 Puzzle #2 [and recap of #1]
February 20 Puzzle #3 [and recap of #2]
February 27 Puzzle #4 [and recap of #3]
March 6 Puzzle #5 [and recap of #4]
March 13 Puzzle #6 [and recap of #5]
March 20 [recap of #6] – Start of Break
April 3 Puzzle #7
April 10 Puzzle #8 [and recap of #7]
April 17 Puzzle #9 [and recap of #8]
April 24 Puzzle #10 [and recap of #9]
May 1 Puzzle #11 [and recap of #10]
May 8 Puzzle #12 [and recap of #11]

Get your teams prepared–see you next week!

Lakeside Music Recap [SPOILERS]

That’s a wrap for season 3!  Congratulations to all puzzle solvers and especially those who topped the leader board!  This season ended with  ***DRUM ROLL PLEASE***

davidsteinandfriends in first place followed by Circles All the Way Down in second and Cardinality in third!

Mark your calendars for Season 4, coming February 6th, 2019!

Calling all puzzlers!  Do you want to help with season 4 of mission street puzzles?  Fill out our volunteer application to let us know!  You can also let us know how you felt about season 3 with our feedback survey!

And the correct answer to the “Lakeside Music” puzzle was…

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Lakeside Music

Wow, it’s the final puzzle of Season Three! To celebrate, you’re invited to the Texas Highland Lakes for the end-of-season Mission Street Puzzles Music Festival. We’ve got a great lineup for you, all up and down the seven lakes, and many of the 53 performers (like E and A) can be found in multiple acts. Based on the list of band names and logos, can you figure who is in each band and where on the river each of them is playing?






 

Two hours after puzzle release, a hint will be available here

Interested in helping out next season? Fill out the volunteer survey, due Friday, Oct. 19th at 11:59pm.

And please let us know your thoughts about this season, through the feedback survey!

Illusory Intensity

After an exhausting period, our 88 light producers have sent their results. Following analysis, these four are the best of the best. We’d like to congratulate them personally, but they didn’t send their identities. Maybe you can help us find where in the universe they are, and later, decide the best restaurant to gather at for the celebration?

 


By the way, their pics should be in our gallery, although some frames have been rotated for some reason.
Illusory Intensity Awards

 
 

Two hours after puzzle release, a hint will be available here.

 

Note: Mission Street Puzzles’ interactive puzzles are best viewed in the Chrome browser.

A Shifty Story

Mission Street Puzzles’ authors have written a new bestseller, “A Shifty Story”! In what corner of Austin will they be having their first book signing?
Two hours after puzzle release, a hint will be available here.

For your convenience, we also have this puzzle in pdf format. The PDF is not a separate part of the puzzle. Puzzle PDF.

Note: Mission Street Puzzles’ interactive puzzles are best viewed in the Chrome browser.

Feel Like Going to the Movies?

Woody, Sulley, Nemo, Bob, Remy, and Carl are going to the movies this afternoon to see their favorite movies–starring themselves, of course! Help them find out which movie is playing in which theater, and then watch the short clip below to discover where they plan to grab a bite after.

Movie theater floor plan:

  1. All movies are the first or only one in their franchise.
  2. The movie in Theatre #3 has only two movies in its franchise.
  3. None of the theatre numbers match the last digit of the release year of the movie.
  4. Movies without any sequels or prequels are in even-numbered theaters.
  5. The movies where the main protagonist is a real animal are in horizontally adjacent theaters.
  6. Every movie on the left side is older than every movie on the right side.

Beginnings Characterize Groups.”
Jobs, Steve

Two hours after puzzle release, a hint will be available here.