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27x15 (2 in 1: Fillomino and Killer)

(Published on 15. October 2023, 02:10 by BenTen)

This is a two-in-one puzzle.
I have provided two ways to view the puzzle: one has both puzzles combined into one grid; the other has links to the two puzzles separately, as you may find it easier to view.



Puzzles 1 and 2 in one grid: - CTC app link - Fillomino/Killer

Puzzle 1:

Rules:

  • Divide the grid into fifteen orthogonally connected regions such that no two regions of the same size share an edge, or corner.
  • Digits in cells indicate the size of the region it lies within. There is at least one clue for every region.
  • Dots (regardless of colour) lie on the border between two regions.
Puzzle 2:

Set-up:
  • Digits in the pills in column 5, from top to bottom, are 27 and 15.
  • Digits in the centre of cells can be ignored for Puzzle 2.
Rules:
  • Normal sudoku rules apply.
  • Each region from Puzzle 1 is now a killer cage.
  • Digits within each cage must sum to the same value of 27. Digits can, and do, repeat in cages.
  • White dots indicate that the digits in the connected cells have a difference of two.
  • Black dots indicate that the digits in the connected cells have a ratio of 1:4.


Alternatively, you can access the puzzles separately below.



Rules:

    Puzzle 1: - CTC app link - Fillomino

  • Divide the grid into fifteen orthogonally connected regions such that no two regions of the same size share an edge, or corner.
  • Digits in cells indicate the size of the region it lies within. There is at least one clue for every region.
  • Dots lie on the border between two regions.


  • Puzzle 2: - CTC app link - Killer - SPOILER ALERT: Contains the solution to Puzzle 1.

  • Normal sudoku rules apply.
  • All regions from Puzzle 1 are now killer cages. Digits within each cage must sum to the same value of 27. Digits can, and do, repeat in cages.
  • White dots indicate that the digits in the connected cells have a difference of two.
  • Black dots indicate that the digits in the connected cells have a ratio of 1:4.


Solution code: Column 1 followed by Column 2.


Solved by coreng, efnenu, jkuo7, Mr_tn, Starlight, MonsieurTRISTE, samuel1997, GTLSE, Briks, Chishiri, ascension, Steven R, sth, DiMono, bansalsaab
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Comments

Last changed on 17. October 2023, 23:24

on 17. October 2023, 19:33 by Briks
Great fun!

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Thanks Briks!

Last changed on 17. October 2023, 10:21

on 17. October 2023, 01:33 by samuel1997
What a sensational puzzle! I enjoy it so much!

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That's very nice to hear, thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

Last changed on 15. October 2023, 13:39

on 15. October 2023, 12:26 by efnenu
I had to reread the rules to part 1 several times until I noticed that regions can't share a corner, lol. Phenomenal geometry!!

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Thank you efnenu. Glad you appreciated the geometry. :)
I did wonder whether to highlight the fact regions don't share corners also, but didn't in the end. Hope it didn't slow you up for too long.

Last changed on 15. October 2023, 13:11

on 15. October 2023, 08:15 by coreng
Wow, just wow! That puzzle was an adventure, in fact double adventure! There was only one point when I thought there was no solution, but I just made a silly addition error. Took me just over 2 hours to solve. Very engaging puzzle. Thanks for setting

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Thank you for your comment, coreng. Glad you managed to find the error and solve.

Difficulty:4
Rating:100 %
Solved:15 times
Observed:7 times
ID:000EZT

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