Gegentakt
(Published on 27. July 2024, 11:33 by Myxo)
Another one of the Sudoku puzzles I made during the past few months. This one was made with a specific goal in mind, which I will reveal in the hidden comments. Enjoy!
Rules:
Sudoku: Place the digits 1-9 exactly once in each row, column and box.
Arrow: Digits along an arrow must sum to the number in the attached circle.
Renban: Each pink line contains a sequence of consecutive digits in any order.
Solution code: row 4
Comments
on 11. January 2025, 12:46 by Piatato
Very cleverly constructed, thanks!
on 5. November 2024, 14:54 by Christounet
Nice !!
on 29. August 2024, 14:01 by Samish
A classic!
on 7. August 2024, 14:15 by koba1917
wow. I'll echo what everyone else has said. Stared at it for a while like, "how is this possible?" Brilliant setting!
on 5. August 2024, 19:30 by dumediat
Simply incredible
on 5. August 2024, 00:02 by psams
Seemed impossible at first. I had to leave it and come back several times. Amazing puzzle that hurt a bit to get started. Well worth the effort.
on 4. August 2024, 00:55 by sujoyku
Thank you for this gorgeous puzzle, Myxo! I do very much agree with the comment by Palfly Kampling below. It is not just about the break-in (that already is fantastic in its own right), but the puzzle keeps on giving in one single flow. Solving it felt absolutely magical. Thank you so much for setting and sharing this work of art!
on 3. August 2024, 23:57 by TheRiddler
Very cool puzzle!
on 30. July 2024, 13:46 by CorpJigsQuand
Amazing puzzle! Made me feel stupid for a long time. After some beer i figured out there are more consecutive numbers than 4 and 5. What a find! :)
on 28. July 2024, 09:21 by MonsieurTRISTE
Brilliant!
on 28. July 2024, 07:37 by Crusader175
Brilliant!
on 28. July 2024, 03:09 by RedBarchetta
Mission accomplished on the specific goal! Great break in, and a relatively easy solve after that. Nice work!
on 27. July 2024, 21:43 by GeorgeTheToad2
Fascinating that this solves but once the break in is understood it flows very nicely. Thank you.
on 27. July 2024, 15:18 by Palfly Kampling
Such a beautiful puzzle!
A puzzle with this break-in would be nice, but how it continues with those clues is just incredible.
