5 Across, 4 Down Sudoku
(Published on 5. January 2021, 21:29 by steelwool)
A five digit sequence is present in 3 rows. It is the same sequence of digits, but may be reversed.
The sequence may wrap over the ends of the row.
The sequence on one of the three rows begins at the left.
A four digit sequence runs vertically on two columns, not wrapping, and one is the reverse of the other.
The five digits sum to 28. The four digits sum to 14.
A little killer diagonal sums to 28 with the same digits as the five digit sequence, but this diagonal is not shown.
The little killers that are shown have sums that are all x or x+1.
Place the sequences to complete the sudoku.
The puzzle can be solved on f-puzzles
Solution code: Enter the digits of row 8 followed by the digits of column 6.
Comments
on 6. January 2021, 16:30 by PrimeWeasel
Even though I kinda liked it, I think you should try and make the occassional accessible puzzle as well.
Fair enough, though Plato's fever was pretty simple:
https://logic-masters.de/Raetselportal/Raetsel/zeigen.php?id=0004QD
