Standard Sudoku rules apply.
Each digit in the grid represents a skyscraper of that height. If a cell contains an arrow, then the number in that cell denotes the number of skyscrapers that are visible in that direction from this vantage point (on the ground). Higher skyscrapers hide lower skyscrapers.
Playable link here
This puzzle uses the same rule set as ahaupt‘s hidden skyscraper and the description was taken from there
Lösungscode: Row 5, Row 9
am 22. März 2021, 19:13 Uhr von StefanSch
That's a puzzle idea with high potential. I liked it, but it's realy hard.
am 20. Juli 2020, 21:06 Uhr von riri
I loved it! The starting move is really well done, I found it to be very, very hard too.. I'm not a world class solver or anything, if I'm being honest, I am surprised at my ability to solve this very intimidating sudoku :)
am 20. Juli 2020, 06:32 Uhr von bram
Added tag for extra rules
am 19. Juli 2020, 23:25 Uhr von bram
Yes that's correct there is no negative constraint. There would have to be a whole lot more arrows if there were.
am 19. Juli 2020, 23:20 Uhr von henrypijames
Just to be sure: There is no negative constraint, i. e. there might be additional possible arrow clues that are not given? [Correct!]
am 19. Juli 2020, 23:01 Uhr von bram
Fixed link
am 19. Juli 2020, 22:55 Uhr von bram
Gave credit for description to ahaupt
am 19. Juli 2020, 22:43 Uhr von bram
Added second row to solution, adding 'Sudoku' tag