Knights and Bishops in the Fog
(Published on 20. March 2024, 16:40 by SamuPiano)
Normal sudoku rules apply - place the digits 1 to 9 in every box, row and column with no repeats.
Antiknight sudoku rules apply - cells a knight's (in chess) move apart cannot contain the same digit.
The grid is partially covered in fog. Placing a correct digit will clear some fog in the grid.
Some cells have a number in the top left corner. This number gives the sum of all digits along one of the diagonals containing the cell. Which diagonal must be deduced by the solver.
Arrow sudoku rules apply - digits along an arrow must sum to the digit in the bulb. All arrows are 2 cells long.
You can play the puzzle here:
Happy solving! Please leave a comment and check out my other puzzles if you enjoyed this one!
Solution code: Row 9 of the solution, read left to right. (9 digits)
Comments
on 23. March 2024, 17:40 by japanoise_breakfast
Very nice puzzle! A suggestion if you do this kind of constraint again: adding a killer-like outline to the cells with clues would make it easier to see. As with others, it took me quite some time to realize one of the diagonal clues was hidden by pencil marks.
on 23. March 2024, 13:04 by wuc
Very nice puzzle. Thx a lot. I almost gave up cause i didnt see the tiny 7 clue on top right on my phone when solving lol. Must switch to a tablet. Very cool puzzle.
on 23. March 2024, 03:18 by Nostor
Thank you very much for this puzzle. I really enjoyed it.
on 22. March 2024, 02:06 by gamlesvarten
Lovely puzzle, enjoyed it a lot!
on 21. March 2024, 16:30 by Bharat Kumar gour
Where to create fog of war puzzles bro!
Hi! There's an extension that can be used in f-puzzles to add fog lights, which creates a fog puzzle. You can get more information in the CTC discord :) -SP
on 20. March 2024, 23:07 by coeurblacky
I should have given Big Tiger's comment more appreciation...
Thanks for a lot of fun, though!
on 20. March 2024, 19:43 by Big Tiger
Oh, man, I was having a lot of fun until about halfway through when I got stuck for nearly 45 minutes ... only to discover it was because one of my pencil marks had been covering over a "diagonal" cell number! I won't spoil anything, but: When using SudokuPad, keep an eye on what your pencil marks might be covering! Otherwise great puzzle.
on 20. March 2024, 19:32 by Fizz
A very nice and fun puzzle, thanks!
on 20. March 2024, 18:12 by nunc
Loved it! Thank you.
