Shrug
(Published on 15. December 2022, 16:33 by zetamath)
Normal sudoku rules apply.
The lines in the grid are 10 lines. Each line must be broken into one or more strings of contiguous digits which sum to 10, and these strings cannot overlap. Digits may repeat freely on a 10 line, and even within a sum.
Have fun, leave a comment if you enjoy the puzzle!
PS: I stream solving sudoku like puzzles three days a week. You can check out the channel, as well as some videos I have made about setting puzzles, at my YouTube channel here.
Solution code: Row 8
Comments
on 15. July 2024, 23:51 by wuc
Another awesome puzzle on my zetamath journey. Great constant fun journey. Very rewarding solve those tough beauties. Thx for sharing.
on 9. December 2023, 17:23 by StephenR
Lovely stuff, thanks.
on 19. September 2023, 22:27 by lmdemasi
The puzzle was quite lovely, I enjoyed it very much.
on 19. December 2022, 08:12 by Crusader175
Very nice!
on 17. December 2022, 19:20 by DaniK
Very cool puzzle!
on 17. December 2022, 06:53 by Agent
Very nice logic!
on 16. December 2022, 20:42 by DesertFox
Awesome puzzle. Thanks!
I like how you had to bounce all over the grid to find the next clue, while maintaining very nice flow. I was never stuck for too long at any point, which is a testament how fun the puzzle is (but not easy). :)
on 16. December 2022, 08:23 by cair
Fantastic puzzle! The solve path flowed very nicely :)
on 16. December 2022, 01:28 by Elliott810
Absolutely brilliant puzzle! Thanks:)
on 15. December 2022, 22:26 by Christounet
Wonder-Z-ful pu-ZZ-le !
The mirrored Z-line was a nice addition to your signature of the grid.
Thanks !
on 15. December 2022, 20:59 by DJV
Very fun solve! I haven’t done a 10 line puzzle before so it was fun discovering the logic involved.
on 15. December 2022, 19:27 by Vebby
Wonderful! Thanks zeta!
on 15. December 2022, 18:32 by JayForty
Fun puzzle, very nice logic and lots of out-of-the-box (even literally) thinking. Thanks!
on 15. December 2022, 16:35 by Niverio
It was a pleasure to testsolve this one for Zeta, and it is an absolute blast! Some fresh new logic is to be found on these 10 lines ;)
