Multiplied Dominos
(Published on 4. August 2020, 17:09 by BoaConstructor)
Two adjacent cells form a domino.
The clue next to a row or column indicates, how many times
the larger digit is a natural multiply of the smaller digit
within the dominos in this row/column.
Example: A column with the digits 1,8,3,6,2,5,4,9,7
would have the clue 3 next to it,
because it containts these dominos with natural multiplies:
1-8
3-6
6-2
Penpa-Link
Solution code: Central Box in reading order.
Comments
on 7. September 2020, 07:03 by Mody
Hat mir gut gefallen
on 6. September 2020, 16:37 by SudokuExplorer
Lovely concept and well-executed!
on 5. August 2020, 18:01 by Statistica
Nice puzzle. Interesting Idea.
on 5. August 2020, 08:17 by BoaConstructor
Thanks for your kind feedback! I've set the level from very difficult to difficult.
on 4. August 2020, 22:13 by CannyK9
That was a lot of fun, so much so I did it twice after irreparably failing the start! I like how it feels as though a unique parity is being applied, and it flows very smoothly all the way. Even though I failed at first, that's just because my solving skills are mediocre, and I wouldn't say it's very hard, which is not to its discredit.
on 4. August 2020, 19:34 by SenatorGronk
Very nice!
on 4. August 2020, 19:08 by BoaConstructor
Fixed an error in the example.
