Intersections Sudoku #2 (6x6)
(Published on 4. August 2021, 00:21 by RockyRoer)
This puzzle uses a new rules set I call 'Intersections'. If you enjoyed this, please check out the first version for a more challenging one: Intersections #1
The Rules:
- Normal sudoku rules apply
- Numbers in killer cages cannot repeat.
- [Intersections]Numbers in squares represent the sum of all cells that are in the 'intersection' of the two killer cages - that is, all the numbers they have in common. Not all intersections have been marked.
- Between a 1345 and 1456 cage, a square with 10 could be placed.
- If a 1345 is connected to another cage by a 7, the other cage must contain a 34 and cannot contain a 1 or 5.
The Puzzle:
Solution code: Column 1 and column 6, top to bottom (12 digits)
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Comments
on 4. August 2021, 12:36 by Playmaker6174
This rule is likely to have some really good potentials here :)
on 4. August 2021, 12:19 by Steven R
Enjoyed this new ruleset, a really fun introduction.
on 4. August 2021, 03:20 by thoughtbyte
Very fun rule set! Look forward to seeing more of it.
