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Anti-Knight Killer Sudoku #3

(Published on 11. February 2021, 23:20 by Phistomefel)

This puzzle is a killer sudoku with an additional anti-knight constraint.

The usual sudoku rules apply. Additionally, cells that are a knight's move away from each other, may not contain the same digit. We call an area surrounded by a dashed line a cage. Digits may not repeat within a cage. A number in the top left corner of a cage indicates the sum of all digits in this cage.

As a small recommendation: I think it is helpful to write down the candidates for the cells only when there are few of them. With the large cages, it otherwise becomes very messy, as I found out. ;)

The puzzle is also available online via F-Puzzles. Have fun solving!

Solution code: First and last row

Last changed on on 21. August 2021, 18:09

Solved by Willy Wonka, rimodech, cdwg2000, cfop, TotallyNormalCat, Fedo , polar, smckinley, PixelPlucker, 4815162342, Frans Wentholt, Joseph nehme, sf2l, tenaliraman, Mark Sweep, kuzmoyev, jellojoe, ... zorant, dtoto, zxp774747, ildiko, Piatato, Bobbobert, wazdra, SXH, Sewerin, by81996672, P12345, Just me, apwelho, karlmortenlunna, Nadav, jseng, dennischen, mezkur7, h5663454, PsychedelicCreature
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Comments

on 28. May 2024, 18:48 by mezkur7
Sudokupad: https://sudokupad.app/aeixo601fl

on 31. October 2021, 17:46 by dissonance
Beautiful puzzle, very enjoyable.
Thanks for sharing.

on 4. April 2021, 16:38 by d3992939
Enjoyable solve, liked the way the puzzle flowed.

on 15. February 2021, 12:43 by Aaronomys
Just incredible! I loved how sometimes, one digit would affect the whole grid greatly.

on 14. February 2021, 05:11 by cam
Incredible puzzle. It was worth every minute of the 112 hours I poured into it ;)

on 13. February 2021, 22:48 by AurouraRex
thank you for such a lovely challenge.

on 13. February 2021, 19:59 by udukos
Wonderful puzzle!

on 12. February 2021, 17:32 by Phistomefel
Thank you very much for the warm feedback, WillyWonka, cdwg2000, 4815162342 and Mark Sweep! :)

on 12. February 2021, 12:16 by Mark Sweep
Beautiful puzzle! A great example of how to use the anti-knight constraint well, without ever becoming a tedious scanning exhibit.

on 12. February 2021, 07:43 by 4815162342
gorgeous

on 12. February 2021, 00:15 by cdwg2000
Good ideas,very nice!

on 11. February 2021, 23:51 by Willy Wonka
Lovely puzzle!

Difficulty:4
Rating:95 %
Solved:107 times
Observed:9 times
ID:0005FK

Variant combination Online solving tool Arithmetic puzzle

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