Hidden Half
I had this idea of making a puzzle where you don't know exactly which number it is. For example is it 3 or 8, or 3 or 5, or 8 or 9. I am really happy with the result, hope you all enjoy it.
Rules:
Normal 6x6 sudoku rules apply.
The two digits joined by a black dot have a ratio 1:N indicated by the number N on that dot.
The two digits joined by a red dot have a sum N indicated by the number N on that dot.
The two digits joined by a grey dot have a difference N or have a ratio 1:N indicated by the number N on that dot.
The two digits joined by a pink dot have a difference N or have a sum N indicated by the number N on that dot.
Digits in a larger circle must appear in the surrounding four cells at least once. All four numbers are in the circle and are listed in numerical order from top left to bottom right (although digits may repeat.)
Placing correct digits might clear the fog or might not clear the fog from surrounding cells, possibly revealing more clues.
Solution code: Row 1 followed by row 2.
on 22. September 2024, 17:02 by Geb
The idea behind this is great but the font made the half hidden digits quite difficult to read. I'm not sure if this is a device specific problem. I was only able to solve this by looking at the preview image on this page where the half digits are shown a little more clearly.
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This is best I could do so I had better the numbers to not see by the pixels which number it is. It was my best option to make it like this but I can see being frustrated by that.
on 20. September 2024, 13:35 by Prof.Dori
Making the rules clearer.
on 19. September 2024, 00:31 by marty_sears
A really fun and mischievous idea, very well executed
on 18. September 2024, 15:27 by 28righthand
"might clear the fog" yeah - that confused me for a while when I was sure I put the right digit in!