This was made for a speedsetting challenge to combine one of your favorite constraints with one of your least favorite constraints (a surprisingly fun exercise that I recommend setters try!). If you have seen some of my recent puzzles, you'll know which of the constraints is my favorite.
Rules: Normal sudoku rules apply.
Palindrome: The sequence of digits along a grey line reads the same in both directions.
Slingshot: If a bent arrow is present in a cell, the digit in the cell the arrow comes from appears in the grid in the direction of the arrow at a distance of N cells, where N is the digit in the arrow's cell.
Slingshot example:
Puzzle:
Solution code: Row 5 (9 digits, left to right)
on 26. January 2024, 21:11 by ademjaz
Brilliant construction and very nice logic!
on 25. January 2024, 17:51 by dumediat
Incredible that this was set in just 90 minutes, very well done! :D
on 25. January 2024, 01:37 by chameleon
++ to what Piatato said
on 25. January 2024, 00:27 by Piatato
Very nice interactions throughout! Slingshot is a lot of fun like always! :D