Everyone sees two twos and three threes
(Published on 24. January 2023, 16:23 by Lutterot)
This puzzle applies the concept of digits seeing other digits in a different way.
I posted a simpler version of this puzzle some time ago, but I much prefer this version with its more challenging break in.
Rules
Standard Sudoku rules apply.
Adjacent digits along a green “German Whispers” line must differ by at least 5.
Digits in cages sum to the small clue in the top left corner of the cage and must not repeat.
Cells with a grey circle must contain an odd digit.
A digit "sees" all the digits in its row, column, box and cage. Every 1 must see exactly two 2s and three 3s.
Link: Play on CtC
Rules
Standard Sudoku rules apply.
Adjacent digits along a green “German Whispers” line must differ by at least 5.
Digits in cages sum to the small clue in the top left corner of the cage and must not repeat.
Cells with a grey circle must contain an odd digit.
A digit "sees" all the digits in its row, column, box and cage. Every 1 must see exactly two 2s and three 3s.
Link: Play on CtC
Solution code: Row two then column nine as eighteen characters
Last changed on on 25. January 2023, 20:09
Solved by SKORP17, Bjd, OutOfMyMindBRB, davidjshort, dskaff, farodin64
Comments
on 25. January 2023, 17:49 by OutOfMyMindBRB
Very nice puzzle! Interesting break-in (harder indeed) and nice flow afterwards - thanks :-)
