Seven Eight Nine
(Published on 12. November 2022, 08:39 by Joseph nehme)
- Normal Standard Sudoku rules apply.
- Outlined regions are cages. The sum of digits in a cage is given in the top-left and digits cannot repeat.
- Quadruples: Digits in the small circles must appear in the surrounding 4 cells.
- The grey lines are palindromes. Digits along the palindromes read the same forwards and backwards.
F-Puzzle Link to play below.
F-Puzzle link
CTC app Link to play below.
CTC app link
As always, your feedback, ratings and comments are highly appreciated :) Enjoy !
Solution code: Row 2 followed by column 8 (no spaces and no commas) ie (123456789987654321)
Comments
on 25. November 2023, 00:30 by StephenR
What a little gem, thank you Joseph.
on 20. December 2022, 00:53 by Xendari
Loved it! The solve path was constructed so precisely, which made it very satisfying to discover how this puzzle works. Thank you :)
@Xendari Thank you :)
on 13. November 2022, 20:59 by Snookerfan
Absolutely amazing and fantastic puzzle with a somewhat tricky to find, but beautiful break-in. After that it became smooth as butter. I enjoyed it very much! Thank you for the great setting.
@Snookerfan Thank you my friend :)
on 13. November 2022, 09:29 by TNGuy
This puzzle looks very random, yet it has a logical and very beautiful solve path, I loved it! Thanks :)
@TNGuy Yes I agree, the looks of this puzzle may deceive the solver but once one starts solving it they discover the joy behind it. Thank you :)
on 13. November 2022, 02:16 by cdwg2000
Very nice!
@cdwg2000 Thank you my friend :)
on 12. November 2022, 17:33 by Playmaker6174
Beautiful construction with a fun solve all the way! Really like the opening and the fascinating flow afterwards :)
@Playmaker6174 Thank you my friend:)
on 12. November 2022, 10:49 by DVFrank
What a beautiful construction! :^)
@DVFrank Thank you my friend :)
on 12. November 2022, 09:41 by Elliott810
Brilliant puzzle! Beautiful break-in and original use of the constraints, especially the interactions between the cages and the palindromes. Take a bow and thanks:)
@Elliott810 Thank you my friend :)
