Mirrors
(Published on 9. June 2021, 06:25 by jovi_al)
This is an idea I've been working on for a while. I really hope you enjoy!
Normal sudoku rules apply. Digits in marked cages must not repeat, and must sum to the total in the top left corner. Digits along the two principal diagonals (marked) must not repeat.
Solution code: Box 3 (left to right, top to bottom), then row 4.
Comments
on 7. July 2024, 10:06 by mezkur7
Sudokupad: https://sudokupad.app/yvlqf02uk2
on 11. September 2022, 03:36 by KNT
Very nice classic sudoku!
on 24. May 2022, 09:42 by Christounet
Very satisfying puzzle ! I'm not disappointed that I tried this one right after I solved your recent "Reflect" puzzle. They are both based on the the same logical construction, and yet they do have their own "secondary" break in that make them unique ! A good example on how to make 2 very good puzzles based on the same idea.
on 22. October 2021, 13:20 by uvo_mod
Labels angepasst.
on 20. August 2021, 06:36 by jovi_al
Added "Online solving tool" label.
on 11. June 2021, 19:29 by theParad0x
incredible! A joy from start to finish
--Thank you!
on 10. June 2021, 21:54 by 5Head
Loved the break in and middle. Very clever and creative. Great job!
--Thank you!
on 10. June 2021, 18:16 by Ragna
wow ! :-))
--Thank you!
on 9. June 2021, 17:55 by grkles
Gorgeous!
--Thank you so much!
on 9. June 2021, 17:27 by tallcat
Some wonderful interactions among the cages and with the diagonals. Great job as always :)
--Thank you so much!
on 9. June 2021, 10:55 by Playmaker6174
Extraordinary puzzle, the chains of logics in this one are very beautiful and very satisfying too!
Wonder it took how long for you to choose the right cage totals :)
--Thank you so much! There was quite a lot of tinkering with cage totals. This is one of those puzzles that happens to have a unique solution with just the clues required for the break-in, so there are a few cages in there that help guide the solve but aren't required for uniqueness. Picking the right cage totals took a lot of tinkering, but I'm happy with the result. Thank you for your kind words!
on 9. June 2021, 06:36 by jovi_al
Worded rules more clearly :)
