Fresh Pancakes
(Published on 25. June 2023, 21:12 by 99%Sneaky)
Rules
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Consecutive digits along green lines must have a difference of at least 5. (German Whispers variant)
- Digits in cages sum to the small number in the top-left corner of the cage. Digits may not repeat within cages. (Killer Cages variant)
- Digits along grey thermometers strictly increase from the bulb end. (Thermometers variant)
- Digits along the purple lines are a set of consecutive, non-repeating digits in any order (Renban Variant) .
- (Odd Lots): The digit in a cell with a yellow circle indicates how many odd digits are used in the clue that cell belongs to (this includes the cell with the yellow circle). For example, if R3C5 is a 7, then the attached green line will contain 7 odd digits in the finished grid.
Play on Eric's f-puzzles
Play on Sven's SudokuPad/CTC App
Solution code: Row 8
Comments
on 1. July 2023, 23:42 by HumanBirdsong
I loved how the odd lots functioned in this puzzle. What a fascinating constraint! Thanks for setting :)
on 30. June 2023, 02:53 by GarageDoorOpener
Very fun puzzle. Loved the ruleset and the logic
on 29. June 2023, 00:30 by anyeyeball
This was fun to solve from start to finish. Thank you for sharing!
on 26. June 2023, 17:53 by farodin64
I really like the idea about odds per clue. Thanks for setting.
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Glad to hear it :) There are a couple other puzzles I've posted with the Odd Lots rule if you're interested.
----- Good to hear, I'll check it :-)
on 26. June 2023, 00:53 by 99%Sneaky
Rules clarification for killer cages
on 26. June 2023, 00:41 by killer_rectangle
Are digits allowed to repeat in the killer cage?
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No, will update rules, thanks.
on 25. June 2023, 22:40 by RootsInWermland
That was a fun variant. Really fascinating how much the dots can provide in terms of information for the other clues. There were some really nice deductions that could be made in this puzzle. Great example that even though the difficulty is not the hardest - the puzzle is still very nice to solve. Thanks!
on 25. June 2023, 21:25 by 99%Sneaky
Grammar correction in the intro
