Happy birthday to Lake, a fantastic setter and top bloke, who I am actually gonna meet in person today for the first time :) This puzzle is also in response to a prompt from gdc to set something with shaded cells that all act as some kind of modifier.
Rules:
Click here to play on the CTC app
Please leave a comment if you enjoy :)
Lösungscode: row 5 from left to right
am 14. November 2024, 04:19 Uhr von jakestilesowen
I really like this puzzle and its different stages. Great setting!
am 9. September 2024, 13:40 Uhr von QuiltyAsCharged
Same difference lines
Shaded water and land
Work together so well
This puzzle is grand!
For Lake's birthday
A slice we will hoist
Of Cake by the Lake
So incredibly moist
am 14. August 2024, 22:51 Uhr von ChinStrap
Lovely! Now I want cake...
am 20. Juli 2024, 22:28 Uhr von ViKingPrime
The level of care and detail you put into your birthday puzzles is nothing short of remarkable. Phenomenal.
am 20. Juli 2024, 15:37 Uhr von Franjo
An extraordinary birthday present this is! Thank you so much for sharing this with us and: Happy Birthday, Lake!
am 20. Juli 2024, 15:25 Uhr von wuc
Awesome as always. I missread the rule that the border is all land... then its more complex :-). Rereading the rules made a lot suddently clear and 3 star is ok to me. What a joy solving thx once more.
am 20. Juli 2024, 07:46 Uhr von gdc
Very nice submission for the prompt. Liked the choice for shading rule and the modifiers. Also really cool interactions with the same difference lines.
am 20. Juli 2024, 03:02 Uhr von juggler
Beautiful logic in this one, as always! Really enjoyed that :)
am 20. Juli 2024, 02:23 Uhr von vitaminz
Quite a bit easier for me than the rating but might just be hitting my strong suits. Probably my favorite puzzle this month! Lots of deductions I wasn’t expecting when reading the rules.
am 20. Juli 2024, 01:58 Uhr von sorryimLate
Wow, that was super fun, fresh and clever! But definitely no more than 2* in my opinion. In mid-solve I thought I had broken it, but then noticed that I hadn't finished reading the sentence in the rules about 2x2. I had just assumed it's the normal yin yang.
am 20. Juli 2024, 01:16 Uhr von fractalminding
Perhaps you wanted to say that a 2x2 area can be completely land, but it cannot be completely water. Otherwise, I don't understand... After all, according to the rules, water can be in a very limited area of the grid. It must be an interesting sudoku. But I can't understand the rules yet...
Marty: No, a 2x2 may not be completely land. But it might be completely water. I'm not sure what you mean about water being in a very limited area of the grid? (to clarify, the value of a water cell does not necessarily equal the digit in the cell. So there might be a 7 in r1c1, but it would have a value of 2 rather than 7, for the purposes of the line its on.) Hope this helps?