General
RazzleChallenge.com was created for those who enjoy the challenges found in puzzles. Catering to both the casual and enthusiast puzzler alike, the thousands of free and challenging puzzles found on this site can be enjoyed online or printed out.
History
In early 2007 while sitting at my desk bored and without anything to really do, I decided that I would make a website. I created a list of website topics that I thought would be both fun to make as well as feasible to design. From my list I chose a puzzle website as it seemed like the best idea. Thinking up words that sounded like the word puzzle, the name Razzle was chosen due to its simplicity and closeness in spelling.
In June 2007 Razzle went online with its first set of puzzles, the ever popular Sudoku boards. From then on, more types of puzzles were added to the site, each generated by java-written computer programs of my own design. Today, Razzle is now home to over ten types of puzzles with a collection of over 100,000 puzzles and growing.
About Me
My name is Matt Murphy. I consider myself a designer at heart and find great satisfaction in making things that other people enjoy. I love the outdoors and enjoy playing golf whenever it's warm out, which isn't every day here in Boston. I graduated from Villanova University, class of 2007, and am now working as a user interface engineer for a financial services company.
Over the next few years I look forward to working on this site in hope that it will eventually turn into a place where people come to enjoy stimulating challenges for their mind. Thanks for stopping by.
go Sox!
Over the next few years I look forward to working on this site in hope that it will eventually turn into a place where people come to enjoy stimulating challenges for their mind. Thanks for stopping by.
go Sox!
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