Liar Sudoku is a new variant I came up with recently. I wasn't sure it would be possible to create a 9x9 grid with a unique solution, but I'm glad I stuck with it because I really like this puzzle. It's easily the one that took the most time to set so far. I hope you enjoy it!
Standard sudoku rules apply. However, every clue is lying to you.
Solution code: Row 4, Row 5
on 28. February 2024, 17:22 by Sapio
The puzzle that started it all... to be able to tackle it on my own after all this time was a delight. Thank you so much!
on 28. June 2023, 09:26 by Playmaker6174
The OG of wrogn puzzles trend, it was still lots of fun to revisit this one and experience different kinds of emotion x)
on 1. July 2021, 16:25 by Vebby
Very creative and enjoyable!
on 22. December 2020, 05:12 by panthchesh
Thanks for the puzzle! It was fun!
on 19. December 2020, 08:28 by ashwin
really fun - one of the best puzzles ive completed
on 9. November 2020, 05:35 by MatthewDonovan
A very nice puzzle! Thanks! I absolutely love how everything works together.
@MatthewDonovan Thanks for solving it!
on 3. November 2020, 17:21 by DiMono
Added a bit of extra clarity on thermo rules.
on 3. November 2020, 16:08 by mathtype
Great inventive puzzle. Beautiful how the logic guides you all the way through the puzzle.
@mathtype I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the solve and rating!
on 2. November 2020, 00:59 by DiMono
Increased difficulty
on 19. September 2020, 14:49 by mandourin
So inventive and fun!
@mandourin Thanks!
on 18. September 2020, 23:38 by Laz0r
All Xs and Vs you need are shown. The grid would be cluttered if all dominos of cells that do not add up to 5 or 10 was filled in! The bulb can be anywhere, also in the middle.
on 18. September 2020, 23:17 by ThrowngNinja
I have some questions about the rules. Are all the X and V's marked? And can the maximum cell be greater than 1 of the adjacent cells? And for the thermometers, can the bulb be in the middle of it or only the ends? and I assume the thermo still increases as it goes? (assuming you know where the bulb is). Theres just so many rules that I am a bit confused hahaha
@ThrowingNinja There is no negative constraint on Xs and Vs. The maximum cell has at least one adjacent cell that is greater than it. Thermo still increases from the bulb, the bulb just isn't in the place shown. It can be in any other cell on the thermometer. Hope this helps!