Unique Values
(Published on 25. January 2021, 12:20 by Mesmer)
Rules:
-Normal Sudoku rules apply
-Normal Killer Sudoku rules apply (numbers must not repeat inside the cages)
-The value of a cage is the sum of the digits it contains. The value of a cage must appear only ONCE on the board. Eg, if a cage value is determined to be 15, there is not another cage with the value 15.
-The > sign is pointing to the smaller number of the two cells.
-The cells on the diagonal the arrow is pointing sum to the double of the value of the cage marked with X. Digits can repeat on the diagonal.
f-puzzles link . The symbols are slightly different on the link, but I believe you will figure it out if you read the Rules.
I've been trying for a long time for this puzzle, so I hope you will have fun.
Solution code: [7th Row][9th Row] 18-digits, no gaps etc
Comments
on 24. August 2023, 11:54 by Bankey
Beautiful logic all through ! Thanks, @ Mesmer :).
on 12. December 2021, 18:31 by marcmees
blood sweat and tears but so beautiful. thanks
on 5. May 2021, 10:05 by Mody
Wunderschön konstruiert. Es hat Spaß gemacht, die Summen auszutüfteln.
Beautifully constructed. It was fun working out the sums.
on 25. January 2021, 13:40 by Mesmer
@EliasKar Thanks for the correction. I missed it when I was writing the rules.
on 25. January 2021, 13:38 by Mesmer
Rules' correction
on 25. January 2021, 13:31 by EliasKar
I don't think the inequality sign has to do with the cages, you might want to change "cages" to "cells" in that rule!
