Connon #2
(Published on 7. August 2021, 13:49 by PrimeWeasel)
Normal Sudoku rules apply
Some cells have been marked with a circle or square; the digit in each such cell indicates the number of consecutive (square) or non-consecutve (circle) digits which are orthogonally and diagonally adjacent to that specific cell.
All possible squares and circles have been given.
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The slightly harder first Connon can be found here: Connon
Solution code: Column 8, row 8
Comments
on 6. April 2022, 22:26 by Piatato
Cool ruleset! Should definitely have checked this one out before. :D
on 17. February 2022, 19:45 by pin7guin
Knifflig - und wunderschön, wenn man sich in diese Variante reingedacht hat.
on 16. November 2021, 18:32 by Richard
Exciting untill the last digits!
Thanks for this gem and his big brother. :-)
~ My pleasure! Thanks for adding a new member to the family!
on 24. September 2021, 13:49 by Rollo
Auch toll :-).
Danke schön!
on 8. August 2021, 15:57 by Sktx
A very nice retake on your ruleset ! A very stable level of difficulty throughout the solve, with really nice logic along the way. And a very good use of the negative constraint, too. Thanks !
on 8. August 2021, 02:27 by filuta
nice puzzle, thanks.
Thanks for solving!
on 7. August 2021, 22:41 by henrypijames
This one would've been a much better introduction to the ruleset.
~ Yeah, I know, I just hadn't been expecting the first one to get such few solves, I remember the times when solvers were a bit more intrigued by new logic and persevered a bit more. So, I reckoned these rules needed yet again an easier version. Anyway, thanks for solving henry.
on 7. August 2021, 17:08 by marcmees
NIce. Will certainly have a look at No 1. thanks.
~ Thanks for solving marc! (And the first one)
