Rule of Thirds
(Eingestellt am 28. Januar 2023, 20:24 Uhr von amberdot)
Normal Sudoku rules apply: fill the grid with digits 1 to 9 appearing each exactly once in every row, column and 3x3 box.
Negative-diagonal: Digits along the marked diagonal must not repeat.
Disjoint: Cells in the same relative position in each box must not contain the same digit.
Killer Sudoku: Digits in cages must not repeat and must sum to the indicated total.
Kropki: The two cells joined by a white dot must contain consecutive digits.
Lösungscode: Row 2 and Row 8 (left to right, no spaces)
Kommentare
am 4. November 2024, 22:18 Uhr von PinkNickels
Beautiful break-in. 10:23 today
am 2. Februar 2023, 16:24 Uhr von Shotguntemplar
I forgot about white dot.
am 1. Februar 2023, 12:42 Uhr von Montikulum
In no world is this a 2 star-puzzle (3-4 depending on your expertise I would say). That notwithstanding, the break-in (if and when you spot it) is very beautiful indeed and as others have written before the rest of the puzzle flows smoothly after that.
am 31. Januar 2023, 06:35 Uhr von Crusader175
Absolutely beautiful!
am 30. Januar 2023, 15:50 Uhr von amberdot
update wording of rules.
am 30. Januar 2023, 15:10 Uhr von H.I. McDunnough
I abandoned this last night because the break-in was eluding me. It came to me just as I was falling asleep. I had to finish it this morning. Great puzzle. Thank you.
am 30. Januar 2023, 14:09 Uhr von Mr.CHEN
The description of the rule is incorrect. "Anti-diagonal" refers to only three digits on the marked diagonal. This should be called "negative-diagonal" in this puzzle.
am 29. Januar 2023, 14:46 Uhr von nearestneighbour
Clever is the right word, really cool use of the disjoint rule
am 29. Januar 2023, 09:18 Uhr von ademjaz
Very smooth and satisfying, loved it!
am 29. Januar 2023, 05:40 Uhr von thrutch
An absolutely lovely bit of work by amberdot. Very nice break-in, fairly challenging but the signs are all there, then a nice relaxed journey the rest of the way.
am 28. Januar 2023, 20:27 Uhr von Elysara
The break in is very clever, and the rest of the puzzle flows very well after the difficult break in
