6x6 Hypercube
(Published on 18. February 2022, 23:40 by DiMono)
Normal 6x6 sudoku rules apply, except that one grid uses the digits 1-6, one grid uses the digits 2-7, one grid uses the digits 3-8, and one grid uses the digits 4-9. Which grid uses which digits must be determined by the solver.
In the finished solution, the relative digits in each grid will be in the same place. i.e. if the top row of the 1-6 grid is 123456, then the top row of the 2-7 grid will be 234567, etc.
Digits along an arrow sum to the digit in the attached circle and may repeat if allowed by other rules.
Digits in a cage sum to the value in the top left corner of the cage, if given, and may not repeat.
Solve on Penpa+
Solution code: The full top row (12 digits)
Comments
on 11. June 2023, 15:29 by Christounet
Lovely colorful puzzle ! I started solving it like one of your orbs, where you had to put things in a giant equation to make that global deduction around the grid. Then I started coloring and forgot about heavy maths... Thanks :)
on 4. May 2022, 10:19 by filuta
Rally cool concept and puzzle, especially the last disambiguation, thanks.
on 29. March 2022, 04:07 by Kafkapharnaum
Wow, so I got sniped not just once, but twice, for the triggering of the rating haha
If it's my comment that drew that extra attention to this puzzle, I'm real happy about that, this puzzle is absolutely superb and if anything, deserves even more attention than the 4x4, what with the added complexity
Absolutely loved the way the differents clues (and grids) team up, makes the path feel really solid, otherwise I'd have had a lot more trouble solving this XD
on 27. March 2022, 13:43 by DVFrank
Very nice! Somewhat tricky to start this one, but it all came together perfectly! :^)
on 19. February 2022, 15:50 by twobear
Very nice sequel. Thank you!
on 19. February 2022, 04:01 by Vebby
Excellent! Thanks DiMono for making this sequel! :)
on 19. February 2022, 00:13 by PrimeWeasel
Great sequel!
