[159] Zig Zag
(Published on 7. December 2021, 07:04 by W1DEMAN)
If you're not sure about the rule set, try [159] Echo.
It's very easy and works well as a tutorial.
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Rules:Normal sudoku rules apply.
Normal German Whispers rules apply. Consecutive digits on a line must differ by at least 5.
The digit in the 1 position of a box indexes the 1's location in that box.
The digit in the 5 position of a box indexes the 5's location in that box.
The digit in the 9 position of a box indexes the 9's location in that box.
The positions within a box being:
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
| 4 | 5 | 6 |
| 7 | 8 | 9 |
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Thanks for playing!Solution code: Row 3 followed by row 7. (No Spaces)
Comments
on 18. April 2024, 21:57 by Fra314
Mindblowing. The best box indexing puzzle I've ever solved. Mad props to you.
on 4. November 2023, 08:39 by Crusader175
Well placed whispers lines. Interact nicely with indexing!
on 16. December 2021, 23:16 by Johannes Quack
Nice rule set, fun to solve!
on 7. December 2021, 17:43 by SKORP17
das ist eine interessante Variante der 1-5-9 Version
on 7. December 2021, 16:49 by marcmees
@ SKORP: 1 in box 1 in position 7.
on 7. December 2021, 15:57 by SKORP17
etwas missverständliche Regel
z.B 7 in R1C1 heisst 1 in Box 1 an Position 7 oder 1 an Position 1 in Box 7?
