Normal Sudoku Rules Apply. Place the digits 1-9 in each row, column, and box.
Knights Move: digits within a chess knights move away from each other cannot be the same.
Kropki Dots: Digits separated by a white dot have a difference of one, digits separated by a black dot have a ratio of 2:1.
Anti-Kropki: Digits separated a red dot CANNOT be consecutive, digits separated by a yellow dot CANNOT be in a ratio of 2 to 1.
This is a sequel to “Kropki vs Anti-Kropki” which you can find HERE.
If you like this puzzle, you may enjoy some of my other puzzles too, click HERE to see the other puzzles I have made.
Solution code: Row 7
on 29. September 2024, 13:43 by itsid
yes a very sharp eye indeed.. I missed it for hours!(literally hours.. came back stared at it, nothing! went on with life... came back stared at it... rinse repeat over and over)
that was a very well "hidden" path, nice elegant and indeed approachable once you looked for the right thing.
So excuse me.. need to play the first one now :D
on 29. July 2024, 07:33 by fitzie
you need a sharp eye for this. very fun.
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This certainly is not a GAS puzzle. I am glad you enjoyed it.
The Bard
on 28. July 2024, 21:54 by RedBarchetta
Excellent puzzle - great interactions with all the rulesets - some dots doing lots of work.
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Thank you. This idea has some interesting potential applications. For me it is still working out the best ways to utalizes them in setting.
The Bard
on 27. July 2024, 23:09 by teuthida
Logical deductions up to the end for me. Thanks for the setting!
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Thanks for letting me know it was a fully logical solve for you.
The Bard
on 27. July 2024, 21:52 by fuxia
I had multiple solutions at the end. It was a nice puzzle until that point.
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Can you provide one of the alternative solutions? No one else, not even the tester, has noted another solution. Are you on Discord? You could screenshot it to me ("The Bard" on Discord), or you could provide row 5, 6, and 7, and then I should be able to rebuild it from there to see what is going on.
The Bard