Prismatic Palindromes
(Published on 19. November 2024, 01:10 by Scojo)
- Normal sudoku rules apply: Place the digits 1-9 once each in every row, column, and 3x3 box.
- Non-Consecutive: Orthogonally adjacent cells may not contain consecutive digits.
- Palindromes: Digits on a line must form the same sequence when read from either end. Different colors are only to differentiate different lines.
- Inequality: A > between two cells points to the smaller digit.
Solve in SudokuPad
Solution code: Row 9
Comments
on 30. November 2024, 17:47 by zonny
Took me several restarts, but glad I kept coming back to it - definitely worth solving!
on 28. November 2024, 17:24 by sourcedecay
Very well constructed puzzle
on 27. November 2024, 20:31 by cherryhaunt
This is the hardest rated puzzle I've completed so far, and I loved it! I did have to restart a few times, but I was never *so* stuck to consider giving up, which speaks to the nice flow of the puzzle. The break in to actually putting numbers in (after coloring the whole puzzle) was extremely satisfying.
on 26. November 2024, 21:40 by AnebodaSlatorp
Lovely
on 26. November 2024, 19:03 by Voidslime
Oh my god I wasn’t ready for this one. My coloring and note taking left me lacking but finally cracking this gem felt so good!!
on 25. November 2024, 23:14 by dtoto
Fantastic!
on 25. November 2024, 04:43 by rmm466ss
Absolutely difficult and brilliant!
on 20. November 2024, 19:23 by saturnic
espectacular!!
on 20. November 2024, 06:33 by Fisherman
Wonderful break-in.
on 19. November 2024, 21:33 by Donald X.
Great puzzle. Probably not a 4 for a seasoned colorer.
on 19. November 2024, 17:07 by Guvenistan
I am loving these prismatic series!
on 19. November 2024, 16:36 by damo_89
Not as hard as expected. The letter tool was my friend here.
on 19. November 2024, 14:29 by raj64107
Lots of coloring and scanning needed. but never got stuck. Slow and steady progress through out the solve
on 19. November 2024, 04:59 by blackjackfitz
That was fun! Pretty tricky but always felt like I was making progress. Thanks for sharing
