Nikiline #2
(Published on 8. May 2023, 20:48 by Hammer_ofTHOR)
Differences
Rules:
- Normal Sudoku rules (1-9 in each column, row and box).
- Cages show the sum of all included digits in the top left corner. Numbers can not repeat in a cage.
- The numbers located between the highest and the lowest numbers in the row or column must sum to the given values outside the grid.
Additional rules: The Nikiline #2
- Every seventh number on the Nikiline has to be a 7.
- The numbers between the sevens along the Nikiline are called spaces. There are three types of spaces: (All digits odd || all digits even || mixed)
- The same type of space can never be next to each other (separated by a single 7).
- Each type of space can exist up to 3 times in the puzzle.
- Example of the Nikiline #2: mixed - (7) - odd - (7) - mixed - (7) - odd - (7) - even - (7) - ...
- Example in numbers: 1 2 4 3 6 5 - (7) - 1 3 1 5 9 1 - (7) - 1 2 3 4 5 6 - (7) - 9 1 5 9 3 1 - (7) - 2 4 8 2 6 6 - (7) ...
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Solution code: row 7: -> 123456789
Comments
on 9. May 2023, 12:43 by Hammer_ofTHOR
Changed the difficulty from hard to easy.
Thank you for your kind comments!
on 9. May 2023, 08:53 by by81996672
Very interesting puzzle, thank you. I agree with others' views, this question is not that difficult indeed.
on 9. May 2023, 08:26 by bodemeister
Cute puzzle and enjoyable solve. Thank you! Agree with laky about the difficulty level.
on 9. May 2023, 07:15 by laky
I think its'difficulty is 2.5-3stars
on 8. May 2023, 22:30 by Fizz
After figuring out the parity I thought I cracked most of the puzzle, but then I realized that's when the puzzle actually 'started'/became more difficult. It was a lot of fun, well done, thank you very much!
