Anomalie bleue [Akari RGB]
(Published on 10. October 2023, 19:06 by wisty)
Standard Akari rules apply:
• Place lights in some unshaded cells so that every unshaded cell is illuminated.
• Lights illuminate the cell they’re in as well as all cells seen in a straight line horizontally or vertically up to either the first shaded cell or the edge of the grid.
• Lights may not illuminate each other.
• A number in a shaded cell counts the lights orthogonally adjacent to that cell.
Akari (RGB) rules apply:
• Each light has a color, R, G or B.
• A clue in an unshaded cell gives the color resulting from all lights illuminating that cell.
• M is R+B, C is G+B, and Y is R+G.
• Lights may exist on clued cells.
Solve links:
• Kudamono Player
• Penpa+
Credit to Jubale and Jolson for the ruleset, and an extra special thank you to Pedro PSI for developing the Kudamono Player and Editor support. Amazing!
Solution code: the colors (R,G,B,C,M,Y) of each illuminated cell in row 5
Comments
on 14. October 2023, 01:31 by samuel1997
I am not experienced in Akari but this is fun and approachable to me!
on 13. October 2023, 15:30 by dumediat
This was beautiful, thank you so much for this puzzle!! :D
on 12. October 2023, 07:05 by wisty
Fixed Penpa+ link to check for either lightbulbs or number (color) placement rather than both.
on 12. October 2023, 01:09 by Myxo
Wonderful idea! Really enjoyed the puzzle.
on 11. October 2023, 02:06 by tesseralis
wow that was so joyous... this ruleset is so fun and adds a lot of interesting depth to akari. I'd love to see more puzzles with this ruleset! my only gripe is the player was working weird (after I put down my first definite marks, any auxiliary marks erased my lights!) but otherwise, really fun.
on 11. October 2023, 01:28 by KNT
thanks for something rather different :)
on 11. October 2023, 01:04 by Shuhua Milk
Excellent! Very nice puzzle!
on 10. October 2023, 22:25 by jessica6
I have two RGB lamps in my living room. If I set one to red and the other to blue, they keep their color even if they do illuminate each other (not both shining in magenta).
on 10. October 2023, 22:04 by MicroStudy
this is the ultimate coloring puzzle
