new year, who dis?
(Published on 1. January 2025, 00:00 by aqjhs)
- Irregular 10-sudoku rules apply: place the digits 0 to 9 once each in every row, column and region.
- Cells one chess knight move apart may not contain the same digit.
- Digits joined by a white dot are consecutive. All possible white dots are given.
- Grey lines are palindromes: their digits read the same either direction.
Solution code: Row 9
Comments
on 25. January 2025, 16:37 by Visumation
Liked this lot. Nice setting.
on 12. January 2025, 15:49 by zonny
I had to keep coming back to it, but definitely worth it!
on 5. January 2025, 05:47 by Neokart
A very good puzzle to start the year with a dose of fun. The negative constraint is fantastically used.
on 4. January 2025, 19:59 by askaksaksask
This was a very good irregular antiknight (as always). I think the addition of a negative constraint here makes the puzzle quite fun to resolve, and your deft execution makes it a bit more accessible than some previous entries; the resolution was such a blast and very smooth. Thank you for another wonderful puzzle!!
on 4. January 2025, 17:29 by itsid
I usually don't like irregular puzzles too much, but this one was actually a fun solve for me, loved how the last quadruplet of unknown (colors in my case) got disambiguated by the kropki ... really nice set up.
thank you
on 1. January 2025, 01:51 by aqjhs
fixed code, happy new years!
on 1. January 2025, 01:49 by AKropki
Happy New Year!
The solution code seems to be row 9 instead of column 9. Nice puzzle :-)
