MajorLuke II (Meidjuluk N=12)
(Published on 26. August 2023, 19:51 by PrimeWeasel)
Divide the grid into N regions, one of each size 1 to N. A region may not contain repeated numbers, and it may only contain factors of its size (e.g. a region of size 6 may contain any combination of 1,2,3, and 6, including none of them).
All given digits indicate the count of surrounding cells that are in a different region
Penpa
This is the sequel to Major Luke I
For the original Meidjuluk puzzle and a visual explanation, have a look at glum_hippo's: Meidjuluk
Solution code: For rows 3 and 4: From left to right the length of each block of cells belonging to the same region.
Comments
on 22. September 2024, 19:57 by Snookerfan
Brilliant series! Thank you
on 18. February 2024, 06:01 by Tacosian
Fantastic puzzle!
on 16. January 2024, 01:14 by Piatato
Very nice!
on 7. September 2023, 12:00 by Christounet
Very fun and interesting puzzle. Not that hard when you've already understood some things after solving the first one. Thanks :)
on 5. September 2023, 04:35 by wand
very nice! takes some dedicated thought about the variant, not at all obvious to me at first, but it unfolded elegantly
on 27. August 2023, 22:32 by marcmees
loved every minute of the struggle. some very nice interactions between the regions. It felt a bit like chaos construction. thanks.
on 27. August 2023, 03:37 by wisty
I love this genre and also this variation of it! Great execution too, it's a bit trickier than I expected at first glance but always really elegant
