Wichtel 2016 (10): Kakuro-Hitori
(Published on 13. September 2017, 02:02 by wichtel)
Kakuro:
Write a digit from 1 to 9 in each cell. The description of a "word" gives the sum of all digits in the corresponding "word", that starts next to the description and reaches horizontally or vertically till the next description or the edge of the puzzle. In a "word" no digit may appear twice.
Hitori:
Additionally blacken some cells with entered digits. No two blackened cells may have an edge in common and all not blackened cells are connected. In no row or column two equal not blackened digits appear. Kakuro hints are for the Hitori neither blackened nor not blackened.
Solution code: The digits of the 45-row from left to right, followed by the number of blackened cell in each row from top to bottom (9+9 digits)
Comments
on 18. June 2023, 01:55 by Playmaker6174
Absolutely fantastic puzzle! Very well constructed puzzle with a tricky yet engaging solve ;)
on 18. June 2023, 01:31 by Myxo
Wunderschön!
on 24. March 2021, 15:00 by zuzanina
Toll!!! Vielen Dank!
on 22. September 2017, 11:13 by tuace
Danke, Statistica :)
on 22. September 2017, 10:45 by Statistica
Hi tuace, passt so weit. Viel Erfolg noch!
on 18. September 2017, 23:41 by HaSe
sehr geil, auch meine Meinung
on 17. September 2017, 00:06 by ibag
Tolle Idee, und raffiniert umgesetzt! Ich brauchte keine Fallunterscheidungen, auch ohne Eindeutigkeitsschlüsse. Wirklich ganz große Klasse!
on 15. September 2017, 23:27 by pin7guin
Ein wirklich gelungener Wichtel! Prima Verknüpfung der beiden Rätselarten. Danke!!!
on 14. September 2017, 09:05 by zorant
Great puzzle!
on 13. September 2017, 17:08 by Joe Average
@sf2l,
according to the German description of the puzzle this rule applies here too. All white cells need to be connected.
on 13. September 2017, 14:31 by Statistica
Echt knifflig, erlaubt aber schöne logische Schlüsse!
on 13. September 2017, 11:13 by r45
Gar nicht so einfach, aber es macht riesigen Spaß. Tolles Rätsel.
on 13. September 2017, 03:06 by sf2l
in this puzzle, is it requested that all white cells form a single connected area as in Hitori, or this rule does not apply?
