Numbered Difference I
(Published on 11. April 2023, 13:21 by AstralSky)
- Normal Sudoku Rules apply
- Clues left/above the grid are Numbered Room clues. If the first digit in that direction is N, then the Numbered Room clue must be placed in the Nth cell of that direction.The Numbered Room clues don`t necessarily need to be sets of 1-9.
- Digits connected by white diamonds have a difference of Y, where Y is equal to the Numbered Room clue of the diamonds` row or column.
- All possible Diamonds inside the 9x9 grid are given
- CTC LINK:Enjoy
Solution code: Row 9 and Column 9 (18 digits)
Comments
on 1. December 2024, 08:14 by novato
Great puzzle, such a clever ruleset.
on 24. October 2024, 21:23 by AstralSky
added tag XY-Difference
on 29. September 2024, 20:28 by Qodec
Beautiful, what a gem!
on 27. September 2024, 23:48 by davidemsa
This puzzle is so good. The clues keep interacting with themselves and other clues in great ways.
on 26. September 2024, 16:43 by glum_hippo
I would recommend using the XY-Differences tag for better visibility. Lovely puzzle!
on 25. September 2024, 22:31 by goodcity
Glad I found out this puzzle randomly on LMD. Such a fun variant !
on 12. April 2023, 18:28 by AstralSky
Upped difficulty
on 11. April 2023, 20:45 by marcmees
smooth. thanks.
on 11. April 2023, 18:45 by TomMalufe
I have not played a "Numbered Room" clue puzzle before (if that's a thing). I'm assuming that the numbers 1-9 cannot repeat in the top row of "Numbered Rooms" and the same for the left column of them?
Also, when the rules state, "If the first digit in that direction is N" I have to assume again that "that direction" means in that column if the clue is at the top or that row if the clue is in the left column.
For the 1st: For numbered room clues, there is no a set of 1-9 restriction.
The second: Exactly what you mean
