Double Vision
(Published on 5. September 2022, 14:00 by djorr)
Blank cages in the grid are killer cages. In these cages, digits may not repeat and all killer cages must sum to the same total, which is to be determined by the solver.
Cages with numbers in the top left corner are look-and-say cages. Digits may repeat in these cages. These cage totals should be read as a look-and-say number and the totals describe what values are in the cage. For example, a 12 cage means there is 1 digit in the cage with a value of 2. Or, a 26 cage means there are 2 digits in the cage with a value of 6.
F-puzzles link: https://f-puzzles.com/?id=2l4fe6lt
CTC link: https://tinyurl.com/2ey6b69a
If you are interested in more puzzles with the "look-and-say" variant, I invite you to try other puzzles using the following link:
Look-and-Say Puzzles
Solution code: Row 2 Column 8 (18 digits, no spaces)
Comments
on 16. September 2022, 01:42 by twototenth
Tricky and clever, nice work!
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Thank you twototenth! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
on 13. September 2022, 15:00 by jdjdjd
I think the 34 cage is wrong
on 13. September 2022, 15:00 by jdjdjd
I think the 34 cage is wrong
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Hey jdjdjd, digits may repeat in those look-and-say cages. Hope that helps :)
on 10. September 2022, 00:07 by djorr
Fixed an issue with the link on some computers
on 5. September 2022, 15:38 by Fool on Hill
This is a really nice puzzle. Being new to the ruleset I had to take some care - it is easy to make false assumptions.
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Thanks Fool on Hill! I'm glad you got through it and enjoyed it :)
on 5. September 2022, 15:24 by dumediat
Excellent puzzle with some very clever logic, and the solver is immediately rewarded for solving the harder steps. Thank you very much for sharing!
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Thank you dumediat! I appreciate the kind words :)
