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Echo Chamber

(Published on 24. February 2025, 16:25 by etoler)

Sud-ECHO Sudoku

  1. Reverb
  2. Echolocation
  3. Echolalia
  4. Echo Chamber

Chaos Construction: Divide the grid into nine orthogonally connected nine-cell regions. Place the digits 1-9 into each row, column, and region.

Echo Lines: Indigo lines are filled with a repeating sequence of different digits. The sequence must appear at least twice along the line and must always appear in its entirety.

**No digit may appear on more than one echo line.**

Echo Chambers: For each echo line, each iteration of its sequence must be contained entirely within one region.

Arrows: A digit on an arrow indicates the number of region borders in the direction of the arrow. A cell with multiple arrows counts the number of borders in each direction separately. The outer edge of the grid is not considered a region border.

**All possible arrows are given.**

Circles: A digit in a circle indicates the number of region borders seen from that cell in all orthogonal directions combined.

Kropki Dots: Digits separated by a black dot must have a ratio of 2:1 (i.e. one must be double the other).

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Solution code: Row 7, left to right, with / indicating region borders. (e.g. 12/3456/7/89)

Last changed on on 26. February 2025, 04:02

Solved by Joyofrandomness, AzureFire, Da Letter El, zakkai, AKropki, Elliott810, MaizeGator, bansalsaab, by81996672, marcmees, jkuo7, Piff, Azumagao, SKORP17, Dentones, Asphodel, koba1917, wildbush7, steeto, gfoot, itweb, peacherwu2, pecha_berrie, SenatorGronk, Voidslime, numpty, GoodMorningCallum, Isael, han233ing, Jesper
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Comments

on 28. February 2025, 03:05 by GoodMorningCallum
An amazing puzzle. I love chaos constructions, and this is one of the best I've done! I found it brutally hard, and thought I was making a meal of it at times, but I'm so glad I persevered. Thank you!

on 26. February 2025, 19:01 by pecha_berrie
WOW, what a phenomenal construction!!! Chaos puzzles like this are always my favorites, and this one is truly brilliant! :]]]

on 26. February 2025, 10:17 by gfoot
Great work, very enjoyable and never too hard to see what to look at next

on 25. February 2025, 11:02 by marcmees
Extremely nice . Thanks

on 24. February 2025, 23:50 by Elliott810
Brilliant puzzle with the most powerful negative constraint I can remember! Thank you:)

Difficulty:5
Rating:93 %
Solved:30 times
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ID:000M59

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