Whereows 4
(Published on 5. January 2025, 01:07 by juggler)
*** NOTE: you will need to have solved (or at least read the rules of) Whereows and Whereows 2 to understand this one ***
1. Whereows
2. Whereows 2
3. Whereows 3
4. Whereows 4
Okay, I've finally made sure everything stays in place this time! Normal 6x6 Sudoku, Summation Pairrow, and Product Pairrow rules appl... Oh. Well that's just great. You know what? I give up. You figure it out.
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1. Whereows
2. Whereows 2
3. Whereows 3
4. Whereows 4
Okay, I've finally made sure everything stays in place this time! Normal 6x6 Sudoku, Summation Pairrow, and Product Pairrow rules appl... Oh. Well that's just great. You know what? I give up. You figure it out.
click on the puzzle image to play
Solution code: Row 6
Last changed on on 5. January 2025, 19:34
Solved by Calump, Spider, fkib, linl33, rkm_sts, Mr. Happy, Sinuit, marcmees, SKORP17, Coneson, Flinty, dielilla, jgarber, roflsalot, Klvsched, JayForty, DubiousMobius, tuoni2, zrbakhtiar, Admiralshoei, NEWS, ... Mikemerin, Moltaar, rcg, drf93, teuthida, E_firework, Raistlen, spaanse, adouglas, SparklePuzzle, elsquared, Jastucreudo, dolphin, lnrdgmz, widjo, oaklian, miles, woody, Krisonium, QuiltyAsCharged
Comments
on 6. January 2025, 02:36 by DubiousMobius
Have you considered using Robertson or Torx head pairrows? I know the special drill bit is kind of a pain, but they're way less like to strip when you're installing them and... wait... Don't tell me you've been trying to put in your pairrows with that hammer! I'm really starting to question your construction qualifications...
