Every row, column and compass region must contain the digits from 1 to 9. If there is at least one arrow pointing to a cell, that cell contains the sum of the numbers of cells belonging to the regions where the arrows come from, in the respective directions of the arrows. If there are several arrows in a cell, one or more can contribute for a value of 0. For instance, from the example:
All the possible arrows and combinations of arrows are given. This means, for instance, that if there were no up arrows in the green cells marked with an X in the example, these cells couldn’t contain a 5 since there are 5 green cells above this row. Enjoy! |
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Solution code: Column 4, column 6
on 6. March 2022, 13:29 by Piatato
There are very few things that feel better than finishing one of your fierce Compass Sudokus. I have loved every puzzle in this series, and this was yet another stunning masterpiece!
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Thanks Piatato :)
on 3. February 2022, 01:31 by henrypijames
That really looks like the next level of mental DoS. I shudder to think how many mistakes I'm gonna make solving this one ...
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:D
I believe in you.
on 1. February 2022, 20:24 by stephane.bura
Added Chaos Construction tag.
on 1. February 2022, 17:49 by marcmees
wow. nice return of the greatest compass chaos setter. Thanks for the fun.
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*blush*
on 1. February 2022, 13:13 by MagnusJosefsson
Great puzzle! Carries on the delightful logic of the previous entries in the series but adds some cool new twists.
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Thanks Magnus :)
on 1. February 2022, 11:41 by Jesper
Wonderful! Really happy to see this series continuing :)
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I was goaded by Zetamath's solves (on YouTube) of two of my previous puzzles in this series.
I'm glad I can always count on the faithful to try my crazy puzzles. Thanks :)
on 31. January 2022, 23:14 by polar
Delighted to see a puzzle from this series and it didn't disappoint! I enjoyed every minute of it - thanks :)
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Thanks polar!
I am myself delighted that you liked it :)