Sushoku 6x6
(Published on 17. September 2024, 21:51 by juggler)
This is the third installment of the new puzzle genre called Sushoku! ← (click to see all puzzles).
If you'd like to make your own, here's a 4x4 template, a 5x5 template, and a 6x6 template.
SUSHOKU
- Fill each cell with a digit from 0-9
- Digits can't repeat in a row or column
- Each row and column is an equation (or inequality), read from left to right or top to bottom.
- Cells with no symbol between them represent multi-digit numbers (which can't start with zero).
- Red circles contain the same digit.
If you'd like to make your own, here's a 4x4 template, a 5x5 template, and a 6x6 template.
SUSHOKU
- Fill each cell with a digit from 0-9
- Digits can't repeat in a row or column
- Each row and column is an equation (or inequality), read from left to right or top to bottom.
- Cells with no symbol between them represent multi-digit numbers (which can't start with zero).
- Red circles contain the same digit.
click on the puzzle image to play
Solution code: Row 5
Last changed on on 19. September 2024, 01:21
Solved by dangernoodle, ranhothchord, SKORP17, bansalsaab, sujoyku, aqjhs, marcmees, wuc, TVDK, ioiooiioio, utsavb, Robintre, SeveNateNine, SimiC, Mathemagier, pepe74287, dipiz, jams, lmdemasi, vorash00, ... LachyDachy, Counterfeitly, Piff, OJPS, lznaf, liushong, NeroChaos, Hay-in-needlestack, Felis_Timon, Rollo, oskode, timww572, widjo, Phandor, karlmortenlunna, Nell Gwyn, smckinley, Paletron, tuoni2
Comments
on 19. September 2024, 05:27 by Mr. Happy
Lovely! The 6x6 works really well. Loved that R5C3 at the end, very clean.
on 18. September 2024, 10:27 by SimiC
R5C3 messed me up a little, but it was amazing to see how crucial it was. A lot of fun, thank you :)
on 18. September 2024, 00:05 by wuc
Thx. Great fun. I am not sure if I should ask for a 9x9...
on 17. September 2024, 22:43 by sujoyku
Thank you for this fun puzzle genre, juggler! For me this one felt a lot harder than the previous editions. My last digit was R5C3 and I loved how that came along.
on 17. September 2024, 22:09 by ranhothchord
Love the puzzle genre! keep up the great setting :)
