Point of View
(Published on 21. November 2023, 09:00 by Nordy)
The first of hopefully many puzzles that explore "overlapping" lines.
Rules:
Normal Sudoku, Region Sum Lines, Kropki, and Diagonal rules apply:
- Normal Sudoku: Place the digits 1 to 9 in every row, column, and 3x3 box.
- Region Sum Lines: Digits along each blue line have an equal sum N within each box the line passes through. Different lines may have different sums.
- Kropki: Digits joined by a white dot are consecutive. Digits joined by a black dot are in a ratio of 2:1. Not all dots are given.
- Diagonal: Along the marked diagonal, digits cannot repeat.
Solve online:
Solution code: Column 1
Comments
on 21. April 2024, 11:01 by Piatato
Very neat!
on 24. December 2023, 12:05 by Crusader175
Beautiful visual and puzzle!
on 7. December 2023, 23:07 by cascadeshiker
Such a beautiful and elegant puzzle! Thanks for setting and sharing. I found the break-in quite challenging: it felt like I had to go several levels deep to find it.
on 24. November 2023, 09:40 by Playmaker6174
Beautiful aesthetics and a fun flow overall, quite funny how it resolves after the opening x)
on 23. November 2023, 22:18 by AdarshN
Really lovely and elegant puzzle. Some very cool logic from the overlapping region sums lines; looking forward to seeing more overlapping line puzzles!
on 22. November 2023, 11:11 by Snaques
This was such a great puzzle. Looks, logic, difficulty, flow, everything is just spot on for me at least.
on 22. November 2023, 11:07 by Montikulum
Brilliant setting!
on 22. November 2023, 09:05 by balele666
Such a fun one to solve! some maths on the begining that made me think i was getting the rules wrong but then i managed to work it out. Thank you for amazing setting
on 22. November 2023, 00:09 by yttrio
Very smooth puzzle with a bit of interesting math to complete the break-in!
on 21. November 2023, 21:52 by Flinty
Very nice puzzle, and excellent aesthetics.
on 21. November 2023, 16:57 by Aaronomys
Very elegant design! This was a relaxing and fun puzzle to solve, thank you.
on 21. November 2023, 16:31 by anyeyeball
Very nice puzzle. I like this concept and look forward to more. Thank you for sharing.
