Runic Chaos
(Published on 8. August 2023, 20:13 by Sprechta)
Runis Chaos
Rules:
- Place the digits 1-9 once in each row column and region
- 9 regions of 9 orthogonally connected cells must be determined by the solver
- The 9 large circles and squares must contain a full set of the digits 1-9 and are each part of a different region
- Digits inside of white circles (small and large) sum to the number of cells seen by the circle (in the same row or column as the circle) that are part of the same region as the circle, and appear before any changes in region.
- Circles count themselves!
- Digits along thick grey lines read the same both ways (palindromes)
- Adjacent digits on thin grey lines may not be part of the same region
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Have Fun!
Solution code: Column 5 digits from top to bottom no spaces
Comments
on 21. April 2024, 14:03 by dumediat
Very enjoyable from start to finish, and excellent interaction between constraints during the solve. Thank you very much!
on 2. September 2023, 22:38 by thoughtbyte
Awesome puzzle, thanks!
on 11. August 2023, 02:06 by wenchang
NICE SETTING！ Spoiler alert! https://youtu.be/F4IXvNP3cAw
on 9. August 2023, 21:37 by marcmees
nice construction. thanks.
on 9. August 2023, 11:11 by keaizhu
This is a lovely puzzle, as if solving the triple cipher in layers.
on 9. August 2023, 08:40 by henrypijames
“Digits inside of white circles (small and large) sum to the number of cells” - I have no idea what this means. Are all circles in the grid being added together?
on 9. August 2023, 03:35 by Calvinball
Very nice! It's certainly tough but it's also fair the entire way through I never found myself stuck very long, tons of fun along the way.
Thanks for the puzzle!
