Arithmetic Quiz Fillomino
(Published on 10. October 2023, 18:01 by mnasti2)
To celebrate Arithmetic Quiz (sudoku) being voted into the 2nd CTC book, I made this little puzzle. I hope it can serve as an entertaining introductory fillomino.
Rules:
Fillomino: Divide the grid into regions of orthogonally connected cells such that no two regions of the same size share an edge. Each cell should contain a number equal to the size of its region. (In this puzzle, all regions will be of single-digit size 1-9.)
Equations: Correctly complete the 5 numbered equations by filling a single digit (1-9) in each cell. A two-cell pill represents a two-digit number in an equation.
Puzzle:
Solution code: Column 8 (the rightmost column, top to bottom, 7 digits)
Comments
on 11. October 2024, 13:23 by Jensa
Loved it!
on 21. May 2024, 14:55 by Karitsu
These arithmetic puzzles have quickly become my favorite variant. Adding Fillomino on top of it was a fun twist!
on 26. January 2024, 00:14 by Nordy
This is so perfect for what it is
on 20. December 2023, 21:31 by silent_rob
First fillomino I've ever tried and it was great - easy to grasp and quite fun. Thanks very much!
on 13. December 2023, 05:13 by talldrinkofwater
Never did a filomino before, so it took me a minute to grasp the rules. But once I did, this turned out lovely!
Very fun how the math combined with the dividing of the regions. Thank you mnasti2 for setting!
on 25. October 2023, 14:59 by wullemuus
As you intentioned I chose this cute little one as an introduction in the fillomino logic. Thanks for sharing it!
on 18. October 2023, 19:59 by Dr Sudoku
Great filomino variant!
on 16. October 2023, 01:59 by Playmaker6174
Yo this is actually so cute, not so much mental arithmetic workout either x)
on 14. October 2023, 13:15 by faltenin
That was a lot of fun! thank you!!
on 11. October 2023, 11:30 by Piatato
Super cute, lovely throwback to the original quiz. :)
on 11. October 2023, 06:14 by MicroStudy
this is such an adorable puzzle!!!
on 11. October 2023, 05:43 by BKKGarrett
Wow! What a fun kind of puzzle this was! I like the mathy ones.
on 11. October 2023, 02:22 by Malrog
Very fun. Not hard, but a good variety of interesting steps. Thanks! :)
