Fraction Party
(Published on 12. September 2023, 19:46 by sujoyku)
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Divisor killer cages: All given cages are divisor killer cages. Digits in a divisor killer cage do not repeat. Each cage contains one divisor digit (which has to be determined by the solver). The clue in the top left indicates the value of the sum of all other digits in that cage divided by the divisor digit.
Example: A 3-cell divisor killer cage containing the digits 1, 2 and 3 may have a valid clue of either 5=(2+3)/1, 2=(1+3)/2 or 1=(1+2)/3.
Here you can solve the puzzle online:
Solution code: Row 5 from left to right (9 digits in total)
Comments
on 5. January 2024, 03:59 by Ragna
What a wonderful puzzle! Math and Sudoku, more mathematic than sudoku. I love this!
Here is a now a 100% rating. That is absolutly okay. My congratulates to this brilliant puzzle.
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Thank you for your comment, Ragna! I am glad that you enjoyed the combination of math and sudoku in this puzzle.
Kind regards, sujoyku
on 3. November 2023, 12:09 by Snookerfan
Very nice! Although the puzzle seems to be very mathy by the ruleset, the solvepath is always clear and therefore it is not as mathy as I expected. Thank you
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Thank you for commenting and giving your opinion on the rule set, Snookerfan! I think the "mathiest" thing is to understand that the cages fulfill different restrictions than usual killer cages. Then, the actual solve path makes quite some use of "normal" sudoku.
Kind regards, sujoyku
on 7. October 2023, 18:11 by DiMono
Very fun puzzle. Easy to go wrong. I had to backtrack a few times.
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Thank you for your comment, DiMono! I think it is tricky to adapt to the new rule set as the logic is similar but yet different to normal killer sudokus. I am glad that you had a fun solve.
Kind regards, sujoyku
on 13. September 2023, 10:11 by Bankey
That was a fun variant. Thanks, @ sujoyku :).
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You are very much welcome, Bankey, thank you for your comment! I am glad you had a fun solve.
Kind regards, sujoyku
on 13. September 2023, 09:06 by coreng
Fantastic puzzle! 3* difficulty for me personally. Love the flow throughout
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Thank you for the comment, coreng! It is good to hear that you enjoyed the flow of the solve. Also thank you for sharing your opinion on the difficulty. Since the rule set (to my knowledge) is new, I wanted to take into account that solvers first have to adapt to it. Therefore I tried not to be too light on the estimation.
Kind regards, sujoyku
on 13. September 2023, 04:15 by bansalsaab
Very nice concept.
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Thank you for the comment, bansalsaab! I am glad that you liked the concept.
Kind regards, sujoyku
