Wanna Make You Nine, Better Get In Line
(Published on 27. December 2025, 14:40 by ThePedallingPianist)
As per isajo4002's request, all 5 versions of this puzzle must be solved in order to find the solution code for LMD, so...
Normal 6x6 sudoku rules apply.
Divide grey lines into one or more distinct segment(s), each of which sums to X.
The difference between two digits separated by a white dot is shown in the dot.
Before solving, decide whether you would like X to equal 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9. The difficulty of the puzzle roughly correlates to the size of X.
Solution code: R1c1 (top left digit) of each version of the puzzle in order (X=5, then X=6 etc.)
Comments
on 30. December 2025, 15:07 by vitaminz
Beautiful stuff. I felt like I was learning the grid as I went up. 5-8 all took me about the same amount of time as my learning matched the difficulty increase, but then 9 blew me out of the water!
on 29. December 2025, 15:52 by Qodec
Wow I can't believe that this exists, 5 excellent puzzles combined in a single grid with such variety. I'm in awe.
on 29. December 2025, 00:50 by Mikemerin
The fact that you could have 5 unique solutions is incredible, even more impressive considering each sub-puzzle was still engaging, with different strategies needed as the sums got larger.
on 28. December 2025, 22:06 by ViKingPrime
Further proof that a ThePedallingPianist 3-star is your average solver's 4-5 star. Some challenging logical knots to unwind in this but well worth the effort.
on 27. December 2025, 20:09 by PierreTombal
Fun sequence of puzzles.
