One Knight's Neighbor
(Published on 7. September 2024, 04:45 by meggen033)
1.) One Foggy Knight
4.) One Hot Knight
5.) One Quad Knight
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Solve with F-Puzzles
• Normal Sudoku rules apply.
• Cells separated by a knight's move in chess cannot contain the same digit.
• Digits in a cage do not repeat and sum to the clue in the top left.
• A white dot between cells indicates cells with consecutive values. Not all dots are given.
Solution code: Enter row 7 digits
Comments
on 19. September 2024, 22:14 by TCK Green
Superb job meggen - I really enjoyed this puzzle, thank you very much! It's going in my favourites folder right alongside marty_sears and NurglesGift :)
on 14. September 2024, 20:09 by RafeSafari
Great puzzle. I guess ⭐⭐⭐ difficulty is more suitable
on 8. September 2024, 17:41 by Martina
Lovely, but feels more like ☆☆☆.
on 8. September 2024, 12:22 by Schma
Always loving those coloring exercises, especially with knight‘s move constraint. I think I need to give your other puzzles a go. Enjoyed this one a lot. Thank you for sharing :)
on 8. September 2024, 09:02 by Bingomaster
There is something uniquely pleasing about a fully coloured grid on completion. Great puzzle
on 7. September 2024, 18:02 by wuc
Great colorado puzzle. Bit by bit unfolding. But quite tricky with the knight rule. Felt 2.5ish and great fun thx.
on 7. September 2024, 18:00 by marcmees
nice construction. thanks
on 7. September 2024, 14:27 by sujoyku
Fantastic puzzle! I had to bring out all my crayons and what a fun it was! Thank you for setting and sharing this delightful challenge, meggen033!
on 7. September 2024, 13:33 by GauravM
Nice use of placements of the cages together with the knights move constrained. Very well telegraphed break in. Took me a while to understand where to look after initial flurry of activites. A colourful delight.
on 7. September 2024, 12:27 by keenbowl
Loved it, took me quite a bit more of thinking than I thought, but it was lovely logic.
Thanks for setting&sharing!
on 7. September 2024, 10:00 by Onkel_Dagobert
OK, so if this difficulty is **, then what are ***, let alone *****?
