Roman Squarrow
(Published on 12. August 2024, 00:00 by Tingo)
The rules are as follows:
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Cells that are a knight's move (in chess) apart cannot contain the same digit.
Cells that are a king's move (in chess) apart cannot contain the same digit.
Digits along an arrow sum to the value of the digit in the arrow's circle.
Cells joined by "V" sum to 5. Cells joined by "X" sum to 10. Not all Xs and Vs are given.
White dots join cells that are consecutive in value. Black dots join cells of 2:1 ratio values. Not all dots are given.
The puzzle can be played at F-Puzzles here!
The puzzle can be played at CTC here!
Questions, comments, concerns and jokes are all welcome! Thanks for playing!
Solution code: Row 9 followed by Column 4, 18 digits total
Comments
on 13. August 2024, 10:18 by rudaass
I also enjoyed it, king+knight are typically fun puzzle and this one is no different
on 12. August 2024, 19:43 by PinkNickels
Not sure why this is only 1 70% rating or why it's a 2*, but I thought it was a fun 1*. Maybe something was edited to clean it up. Either way, I enjoyed it.
on 12. August 2024, 05:27 by cybers
Anti-king + anti-knight is one of those constraint combinations that feels like it was invented solely to kill a Victorian child. That said, with a little patience and liberal Snydering, this falls apart smoothly and enjoyably!
on 12. August 2024, 04:21 by Fisherman
Extremely enjoyable.
