Mystery Hunt 101: Puzzle solving resources and practice hunts

I gave a quick talk at Barcamp Boston on what puzzle hunts are, and how they work. Unfortunately, the projector completely failed to work, so I wasn't actually able to show puzzles on the big screen. I did collect a pile of links beforehand, and want to throw them up somewhere generally accessible. Anyone else on my friends list have good links I missed? (The Sages wiki has a ton of good stuff, but it'd be poor form for me to copy it without checking with people)

Resources:

• MIT Mystery Hunt 2010, with solution notes - this is *not* the place for a newcomer to get started, but it'll give you an idea what's possible.


• ACME's Have You Tried list [PDF]


• Mystery Hunt LJ community


• Puzzles that make good coding exercises

Practice hunts, where at least the bulk of the hunt is online:

• Labor Intensive by Mark Halpin 12 puzzles plus Meta


• Are We There Yet by Mark Halpin - 12 puzzles plus meta


• Mathcamp 2008 - 15 puzzles in 2 rounds, plus meta


• Sekkrets - Big! 7 rounds of 7 puzzles+Meta, then a meta-meta