Surroundings
(Published on 28. September 2022, 21:25 by PetLov)
Normal sudoku rules apply.
A digit in a circle is the sum of exactly three of its neighbouring cells. Both orthogonally and diagonally adjacent cells to a circle are counted.
A digit in a circle is the sum of exactly three of its neighbouring cells. Both orthogonally and diagonally adjacent cells to a circle are counted.
Solution code: Row 6 and column 5
Solved by Greg, OutOfMyMindBRB, Fool on Hill, Dermerlin, StefanSch, efnenu, peterkp, SKORP17, Raistlen, ademjaz, Chester_Aurion, meixia, bigger, PippoForte, AvonD, SEPHEN
Comments
on 1. October 2022, 14:34 by ademjaz
Very nice idea! I like the logic around the ring. Thanks for sharing!
