Marmoset
(Published on 2. July 2024, 16:05 by jwsinclair)
Marmoset, by James Sinclair
Normal sudoku rules apply, and all clues are standard.
Arrows: the sum of the digits along an arrow is equal to the digit in the connected circle, and these digits can repeat if allowed by other rules.
Palindromes: gray lines are palindromes, which contain the same sequence of digits in either direction.
Digits in cells separated by an X sum to 10.
Digit in cells with a shaded circle must be odd.
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Solution code: row six
Comments
on 30. August 2024, 10:54 by Nemefish
I would love to see someone solve this since I cannot. I managed through very complicated methods to place exactly one digit.
on 23. July 2024, 02:30 by ocaly
unlike @sorryimlate I found the break-in in about 10mins (the first 16 digits or so). Then proceeded to spend a full hour on the rest because I think there's just nothing but micro adjusting of pencilmarks(high chance I missed some easier way). Stuff was quite hard to spot :) I really enjoyed it. Thank you for setting @jwsinclair!
on 22. July 2024, 12:32 by sorryimLate
Wow, that beautiful break-in was hard to find, but all the more satisfying. And it didn't get much easier afterwards. Amazing puzzle!
on 15. July 2024, 07:10 by Playmaker6174
Lovely break-in and a fascinating (and consistent) solve afterwards with some sweet interactions. I had quite lots of fun there :)
on 2. July 2024, 19:08 by wisty
So elegant and satisfying to solve! Really impressive construction as always! I was so excited after solving this that my dad asked "what big puzzle did you solve today?" xD
