Bomb Sudoku #2
(Published on 7. July 2020, 05:00 by Rotstein)
-Normal sudoku rules apply
-Cells with an arrow are "bomb-throwers"
-An arrow tells the direction where the "bomb" goes
-Digit on bomb-thrower tell where in the grid its "bomb" lands
-Digit on bomb-thrower cannot be the same as cells connected to where its bomb lands (orthogonally or diagonally)
Example:If R1C1 is a 8, its bomb lands in R1C9 (8 cells to the right), then R2C8 and R2C9 could not contain a 8
-Red cells mean that a second bomb is thrown at a different direction (the other direction is to be deduced)
-Bombs cannot be thrown diagonally
- ALL arrows and red cells are given (i.e. These restrictions cannot appear anywhere else in the grid)
Example: Since R3C2 does not contain an arrow, it cannot be a 2, because it would rule out R1C1, R1C3, R2C1 and R2C3 from being a 2 and therefore R3C2 with a 2 in it would have to contain an arrow pointing up
-In the Killer cage (cage bordered with dashed lines) the number in the left corner indicates the respective sum of all digits in this cage
-The inequality sign shows which cell has the higher digit (digit on R6C7 is higher than in R6C8)
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Enjoy the puzzle!
Solution code: Row 5 and column 1
Last changed on on 7. July 2020, 13:48
Solved by NikolaZ, Realshaggy, SirWoezel, marcmees, marcinj, Yohann, Hareeb, Ninja94, Workout9, zorant, SudokuExplorer, ArchonE, bob, sandmoppe, marsigel, DiMono
Comments
on 6. July 2022, 21:26 by DiMono
This is a really nice puzzle with fantastically intricate logic. I greatly enjoyed it.
on 10. July 2020, 23:08 by Rotstein
@SudokuExplorer thanks again!
Last changed on 10. July 2020, 19:51on 10. July 2020, 19:50 by SudokuExplorer
This is a very enjoyable variant! I love the logic in here!
on 9. July 2020, 03:17 by Rotstein
@Workout9 I appreciate the feedback, thanks
on 8. July 2020, 23:16 by Workout9
Beautiful, thanks!
on 7. July 2020, 17:57 by Rotstein
@marcmees Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed :)
on 7. July 2020, 16:29 by marcmees
a pleasure solving.
on 7. July 2020, 13:48 by Rotstein
Totally forgot it, fixed solution code
on 7. July 2020, 12:58 by SirWoezel
I think you forgot the solution code, @Rotstein