House Boat (Anchor Sudoku)
(Published on 12. June 2021, 16:15 by FryTheGuy)
This is the third puzzle in a series of seven anchor sudoku puzzles.
Anchors are like arrows, except you subtract the smallest digit from the sum of the other digits. So for example an anchor with a 5 in the square, and 4,2,3 in the chain would be valid because 5=4+3-2. Repeat digits are allowed so 5,5,1,1 would also be valid because 5=5+1-1.
Previous PuzzlesStandard sudoku rules apply.
Subtracting the smallest number along an anchor from the sum of the other numbers equals the number in the square cell.
Solve the puzzle at https://f-puzzles.com/?id=yzazya4v
Solution code: Rows 8 and 9
Comments
on 22. October 2021, 14:08 by uvo_mod
Labels ergänzt.
on 13. September 2021, 16:19 by PrimeWeasel
Nice! Getting 'the hang' of it!
on 16. June 2021, 16:56 by SKORP17
nach wie vor faszinierende Serie
on 13. June 2021, 07:12 by FryTheGuy
@piatato @polar
I really grateful you guys are sticking with me through the whole set of puzzles. Hopefully I can keep your interest through the remaining four puzzles.
on 13. June 2021, 01:26 by Piatato
I'm not sure if this is the most approachable puzzle so far, or if I'm just starting to get the hang of the new constraint. Anyway, I found it to be an elegant and very enjoyable puzzle. :-)
on 12. June 2021, 18:22 by polar
Lovely! Found it a lot more intuitive than the 2nd one.
