Double Value Killer Sudoku
(Published on 30. August 2020, 07:18 by Willy Wonka)
It's time for a Killer Sudoku... with a twist!
Rules:
Normal sudoku rules apply. Every row, column and box must contain the digits from 1-9.
Normal killer sudoku rules apply. Within each cage, digits cannot repeat and must sum to the given total in the top-left corner.
A single digit from 1-9 is worth twice its normal value throughout the entire grid, and is therefore counted twice if it appears in a killer cage. This digit is to be determined by the solver.
Here is an 6x6 example to demonstrate the last rule. Notice that the digit 5 is counted as a 10 in all killer cages. Try the example puzzle in SudokuPad.
And now for the actual puzzle.
Your comments and ratings are always appreciated! I hope you enjoy the puzzle :)
Solution code: Row 5 and column 5
Comments
on 28. April 2024, 04:31 by Willy Wonka
Updated online solving links
on 14. November 2021, 09:28 by Mody
Tolle Idee
on 22. September 2020, 07:07 by Djmelee3000
Love this idea and hope to see more!
on 4. September 2020, 21:45 by cam
Gorgeous. Immensely satisfying.
on 2. September 2020, 10:16 by bosjo
Great puzzle — a detective story without a murder...
