Jumping Jessica
Jumping Jessica is a logic puzzle where you try to reach the end by moving orthogonally (up, down, left, right). How far you can move is determined by the number of your current space. For example, you move 4 from your current position
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I've seen puzzles like this in a number of different places. The sources I've been able to track down are the amazing Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival as well as Robert Abbott's site Logic Mazes. Abbott suggests that these puzzles were first published by Sam Loyd at the end of the 19th century and then later popularized by Martin Gardner in multiple books about Loyd's puzzles.