Innocuous Dom (Norinori / Killer Sudoku)
(Published on 19. June 2023, 15:45 by rockratzero)
Innocuous Dom
(Norinori / Killer sudoku hybrid)
Normal Norinori Rules Apply.
(Pictorial rules examples can be found at puzz.link)
-Shade some cells in the grid.
-Each shaded cell is orthogonally adjacent to exactly one other shaded cell.
-Each outlined region contains exactly 2 shaded cells.
Normal Sudoku Rules Apply. Normal 3x3 boxes are assumed as bold borders are used for Norinori regions.
-All Shaded cells are Odd; not all Unshaded are Even.
-Additionally, Digits in dashed cages sum to the given value in the top left of the cage; digits may not repeat in such cages.
Links
Penpa has answer check on shades and digits. SudokuPad only on digits.
(3x3 sudoku boxes assumed)
Play on SudokuPad
Play on Penpa+
(Additional lines to indicate sudoku boxes, helps some with scanning)
Play on SudokuPad
Play on Penpa+
Normal Norinori Rules Apply.
(Pictorial rules examples can be found at puzz.link)
-Shade some cells in the grid.
-Each shaded cell is orthogonally adjacent to exactly one other shaded cell.
-Each outlined region contains exactly 2 shaded cells.
Normal Sudoku Rules Apply. Normal 3x3 boxes are assumed as bold borders are used for Norinori regions.
-All Shaded cells are Odd; not all Unshaded are Even.
-Additionally, Digits in dashed cages sum to the given value in the top left of the cage; digits may not repeat in such cages.
Links
Penpa has answer check on shades and digits. SudokuPad only on digits.
(3x3 sudoku boxes assumed)
Play on SudokuPad
Play on Penpa+
(Additional lines to indicate sudoku boxes, helps some with scanning)
Play on SudokuPad
Play on Penpa+
Solution code: Unshaded digits in Row 5 left-to-right, followed by Unshaded digits in Column 2, top-to-bottom. No spaces.
Solved by nuzzopa, pms_headache, Franjo, AnalyticalNinja , XeonRisq, Jesper, ClashCode, fjam, Crusader175, MartinR, SudokuExplorer, jkuo7, humaLautema, rich_27
Comments
on 21. June 2023, 06:03 by XeonRisq
Fun puzzle, definitely deserves more solves.
