Wrogn Quasd
(Published on 20. August 2023, 13:18 by Sumanta(ANU))
Standard quadruple Sudoku rules apply. Except, by mistake, I have typed in one extra digits in each of the quad clues given. So, if there are 4 clues, three are correct and one is wrong. If there is only 1 clue, its wrong. I don’t remember the wrong clues. Someone has to solve the puzzle and find them out. Happy solving!!
Quadruple: The encircled digits (except the wrong one) must appear at least once (may appear more than once, if possible) within the connected cells.
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f-puzzle link:
f-puzzle-(Wrogn Quasd)
Solution code: Row 5 (9 digits, left to right)
Comments
on 25. August 2023, 17:57 by Krokant
This is a fun twist on quads. Enjoyed it very much. :)
on 24. August 2023, 13:41 by Sumanta(ANU)
Thanks a lot, MartinR, glum_hippo, kishy72, marcmees, OGRussHood for the solve and the feedback. They really helps for improvisation. I am happy that you enjoyed solving this Sudoku puzzle.
on 23. August 2023, 18:35 by OGRussHood
If it's a wrogn puzzle, I'll be there with bells on. Well done once again, Sumanta.
on 22. August 2023, 17:46 by marcmees
Very nice. Thanks.
on 22. August 2023, 16:26 by kishy72
Very nice logic all through the grid. Finished in 32:50.
on 22. August 2023, 06:06 by Sumanta(ANU)
Thanks MartinR and glum_hippo for the solve and the feedback. I am happy to note that you enjoyed solving the puzzle. I agree with Martin that some part of the puzzle can be tricky, partly due to the rule set and partly due to my inexperience with quadruple constraint. This is the first puzzle I made with quadruple rules.
on 21. August 2023, 16:27 by glum_hippo
Wow, this required some very deep, convoluted thinking. Enjoyed it though!
on 21. August 2023, 16:11 by MartinR
I found the middle part quite tricky, as after the break in the places to look weren't as obvious.
I'm a fan of negative constraints, and this was an interesting twist
