Triple Threat
(Published on 30. May 2024, 22:43 by adekiii)
Hey everyone, this is my first ever Sudoku puzzle, combining all of my favorite constraints:
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Anti-knight: squares separated by a chess knight's move cannot contain the same digit.
- Anti-king: squares separated by a chess king's move cannot contain the same digit.
- Nonconsecutive: orthogonally adjacent squares may not contain consecutive digits.
I hope you have fun!
Solution code: Column 9, top to bottom
Comments
on 3. June 2024, 22:48 by BorisTheSnake
Amazing puzzle and very underrated. LOVED it!
on 31. May 2024, 18:04 by coreydixon
Yeah, def a 90%+ puzzle. Let’s get that rating up!
on 31. May 2024, 16:24 by trashghost
This type of sudoku was the one that really made me fall in love with variant sudoku, thanks for this beautiful and fun puzzle!
on 31. May 2024, 16:21 by Karitsu
Really impressive setting for a first puzzle! Great work @adekiii and definitely deserving of 90%+ rating.
Curious if you know that anti-king, anti-knight, non-consecutive combo is a common mix known as Miracle Sudoku. It’s a whole variant genre and always lots of fun to see those constraints work together.
on 31. May 2024, 15:08 by PinkNickels
83% seems like some tough grading! Fun puzzle!
on 31. May 2024, 11:45 by Big Tiger
Wow, only 80%? I remember a time not so long ago people were celebrating puzzles that produced this kind of domino effect once you found the start; now it's become too common-place? I gave it full marks.
