4x6x6 Kombi Experiment Nr. 6
(Published on 20. December 2020, 11:13 by DocLogic)
There are 4 puzzles with simple rules to solve: a Brick Wall, a Chaos Sudoku, a Suguru and a Fillomino.
One of the puzzles can be solved without the help of the other puzzles. In each puzzle are 2 colored fields. Same colors mean same figures. The standard rules of every puzzle type apply (don't read if you know them).
A: Brick Wall: In every row and every column are the figures from 1 - 6 once each. In every brick is one odd number and one even number. The half-bricks on the left and right side of every second row form a complete brick together.
B: Chaos Sudoku: In every row, every column and every separated area are the figures from 1 - 6 once each.
C: Suguru: In every field is one figure. An area consisting of N fields must have all figures from 1 to N once each. Figures in horizontally, vertically and diagonally neighboring fields can't be equal.
D: Fillomino: Divide all of the board into regions. Fill each region with the same number. Each region contains as many cells as the number in the region. Same sized regions cannot touch each other horizontally or vertically. There can be regions without a given figure.
Solution code: the long diagonal from top left to bottom right of puzzle A, B, C, D
Comments
on 7. January 2023, 04:32 by TJReds
penpa link: https://tinyurl.com/2kwxyvnb
(with answer check)
on 20. April 2021, 00:24 by nseydel
Ich mag diese Kombirätsel, vielen Dank. Wäre es möglich, dass man sie so verschränkt, dass man sich abwechselnd der Lösung nähern muss statt die Rätsel nur in der richtigen Reihenfolge abzuarbeiten?
@nseydel: ich arbeite bereits an einem Rätsel mit einem solchen iterativen Lösungsweg :-)
on 10. March 2021, 23:06 by Ms.Logic-FEAR
Sehr schönes Kombi-Rätsel :))
on 20. December 2020, 17:13 by SudokuExplorer
Here's a penpa+ link: https://git.io/JL2Qj
