Four Letter Words
(Published on 10. October 2023, 12:34 by Abdul the Killer)
ANTI-KNIGHT: Cells a knight's move apart cannot contain the same digit.
FOUR LETTER WORDS *: Each letter represents a different digit.
Otherwise standard Sudoku rules apply.
* Bowdlerised for your wholesome pencil-marking pleasure.
Solution code: Row 2
Comments
on 14. August 2024, 17:21 by Shuhua Milk
Nice!
on 11. October 2023, 20:51 by EnotiAndy
I had to restart this puzzle twice because my logic was faulty. Not easy for me but still doable. Lovely puzzle.
---Yeah it's easy to put a foot wrong (I didn't deliberately design it that way). Good that you stuck with it. Thanks for the solve and the comment.---ATK
on 11. October 2023, 17:27 by frankpujo
Super-enjoyable solve, as your puzzles always are!
---I'm glad you like them. See you next time. Thanks for the solve and the comment.---ATK
on 11. October 2023, 09:56 by Tamuha
I made a bit of a mess with my pencil marks, but it was a smooth solve in the end. Thank you.
---My own test solves used a lot of colouring and relatively few pencil-marks (even then the colouring can easily get out of hand). Anyway, glad you got there, thanks again for the solve and the comment.
on 10. October 2023, 20:14 by Franjo
Now I do understand how useful the letter tool is! Thank you so much for sharing this lovely puzzle.
---You're welcome, thanks for the solve and the kind comment.---ATK
on 10. October 2023, 17:48 by Abbott Abbott
I usually don't enjoy algebra puzzles as much as this one, thank you for the puzzle.
---I'm sure all the swearing helped. :) Thanks for the solve and the comment. ---ATK
on 10. October 2023, 16:07 by ViKingPrime
Bit of a mind-bender there! Algebra was never my strong suit but this is very doable. Excellent puzzle.
---You've just bent my mind back with the the first of your Schrödinger puzzles. Glad you enoyed mine, and thanks for the generous comment. ---ATK
on 10. October 2023, 15:25 by m0rkoli
Noice!
---Glad you like it, thanks for the solve. ---ATK
on 10. October 2023, 15:24 by LeaVulpina
Lovely puzzle. Always enjoy puzzles where you can more-or-less fill in the whole grid algebraically and then work out the values at the end - there's something so satisfying about seeing a grid go from digitless to done in seconds. :D
---Thanks for the generous comment, I'm glad you enjoyed it. ---ATK
