Kurotto (Aqre)
(Published on 3. June 2024, 15:44 by KNT)
All cells containing a number must not be shaded, and the number in the cell indicates the total count of shaded cells in orthogonally connected groups sharing an edge with that number.
A '?' indicates a single digit number. A '??' indicates a double digit number.
An 8x8 example is provided:
Solution code: The lengths of shaded blocks in the following rows and columns: Row 4, Column 13, Column 15
Comments
on 7. September 2024, 14:14 by sorryimLate
@MrQubo Your code is almost correct. Check the amount of 1s in c13/15.
Great puzzle, thanks!
on 26. July 2024, 20:04 by Phistomefel
That was fun and by far not as difficult as I thought. Thanks a lot, KNT!
on 21. July 2024, 10:09 by ibag
Very nice how the difficulty increases.
on 18. June 2024, 09:36 by Playmaker6174
Super smooth and fun from start to finish, probably one of the funnest puzzles I've solved from you :)
That top right area is surely miraculous as heck x)
on 9. June 2024, 14:19 by AnnaTh
Fantastic!
on 9. June 2024, 12:49 by madhupt
This is an absolutely fantastic puzzle with a very very smooth flow throughout. It was so satisfying to have finally solved it. Amazing that this Aque-ish puzzle got solved with the given clues. This is another masterpiece by @KNT. Thanks a lot for sharing this.
on 8. June 2024, 11:37 by Piatato
Wonderful!
on 8. June 2024, 09:10 by wooferzfg
Neat and impressively minimal, thanks
on 4. June 2024, 16:15 by Snookerfan
Gorgeous! Thank you
on 4. June 2024, 12:11 by MagnusJosefsson
Very pleasant!
on 4. June 2024, 03:10 by ONeill
Nice!
on 4. June 2024, 02:48 by Christounet
Nice combo ! Always amazes me how Aqre almost builds itself with relatively few clues. Thanks :)
on 4. June 2024, 01:14 by Agent
Awesome puzzle, impressive that it works with so few clues.
on 3. June 2024, 21:10 by Jesper
Lovely!
on 3. June 2024, 17:25 by zzw
Awesome puzzle! Agreed with Niverio, great ruleset combination with a very fun and flowing solve path.
on 3. June 2024, 15:47 by Niverio
Testing this puzzle for KNT was a pleasure, the two rulesets work really well together. A nice variety of connectivity and shading logic!
