Squishpers
(Published on 8. December 2023, 00:14 by marty_sears)
This is the second in my series exploring what can be done with the brilliant Squishdoku ruleset invented by Jay Dyer in November 2023.
Part 1: Neatly Squished
Part 2: Squishpers
Part 3: A Bigger Squish
Part 4: Straddle
Part 5: ???
Rules:
- SQUISHDOKU: Place digits from 1-9 in every cell, so that no digit repeats in a row, column, or 3x3 region. The dashed lines indicate the boundaries of regions, and cells on the dashed lines are simultaneously part of the regions on both sides of the line.
- COUNTING CIRCLES: A circled digit indicates exactly how many circles contain that digit.
- GERMAN WHISPERS: Adjacent digits along a green line have a difference of at least 5.
- KROPKI DOTS: The black dot joins two digits that are in a 1:2 ratio (one is double the other.) Not all possible black dots are shown.
- V: Digits joined by a V sum to 5.
Click here to play on the CTC app
Please leave a comment if you enjoy :)
Solution code: Row 1, reading left to right
Comments
on 15. August 2024, 13:49 by ChinStrap
Surprising how approachable this bizarre combo of rules can be! Great puzzle.
on 13. December 2023, 20:28 by LehanLehan
Very tasty treat,thank you very much.
on 10. December 2023, 18:46 by AdarshN
Really lovely, I love how pleasant this one felt to do while still having some beautiful deductions
on 9. December 2023, 03:50 by silver585987
I demand more squishdoku!
on 8. December 2023, 23:38 by ThePedallingPianist
Beautiful (and impressively quick) setting with a very cool new ruleset! Loved it!
on 8. December 2023, 20:38 by Laake
Love how you've already made two great puzzles with the squishdoku ruleset, you're a very talented setter
on 8. December 2023, 03:53 by blackjackfitz
Great fun, all of the rulesets worked nicely together. You really needed circle logic, whisper logic, and squishy logic to get through it, but was still fairly approachable.
on 8. December 2023, 00:52 by ViKingPrime
A lot more approachable than at first glance, beautiful break-in and the rest just unfolds so nicely from there.
