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14 Givens

(Published on 4. February 2024, 04:34 by lepton)

Draw nine non-overlapping 3x3 boxes, and place the digits 1-9 once each in every box. Digits cannot repeat in any row or column. Cells outside boxes do not contain digits.

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Solution code: Row 3


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Comments

on 8. June 2024, 00:31 by wisty
finally, a puzzle purely made of the one thing I can solve quickly (lol). great find with such a minimal setup too, thanks for sharing :D

on 21. February 2024, 02:01 by sourcedecay
Absolutely fantastic puzzle.

on 19. February 2024, 21:50 by SHERAX
Just genius

on 19. February 2024, 18:53 by SHERAX
Just genius

on 19. February 2024, 00:08 by Arget
Took me almost 77 minutes, it was hard at first to spot things, but once you understand how to move, you have a lot of fun :)

on 16. February 2024, 00:59 by Ratfinkz
Solved as part of a group solve on Twitch, beautiful puzzle!

on 16. February 2024, 00:54 by Nell Gwyn
I wouldn't have thought it possible to have a classic deconstruction with fewer givens than are required for a normal sudoku. Amazing discovery!

on 9. February 2024, 15:46 by Agent
Nice proof of concept with some neat leftover logic. It's counterintuitive that the minimum number of given is this much lower for a Deconstruction.

on 6. February 2024, 23:39 by Fool on Hill
This is a puzzle for the connoisseurs of Sudoku curiosities - and also solvers who like an interesting challenge - it defies belief that such a construction is possible. The solve is challenging in parts, it is true, but what do you expect in a puzzle with just 14 given digits? lepton, thanks so much for this wonder.

on 5. February 2024, 18:56 by Myxo
Cool puzzle! Interesting that less givens are needed than for a classic sudoku.

on 5. February 2024, 17:38 by StephenEsven
10x10 threw me for a start. I had assumed 11x11 before counting, as that is usual for deconstruction puzzles.
But a very nice challenge. Took me a good while but nut unreasonable time.

on 4. February 2024, 13:10 by Fra314
Excellent puzzle, tricky but absolutely fun and well constructed!

on 4. February 2024, 06:27 by bansalsaab
Stunning cc even with 10x10

Difficulty:4
Rating:95 %
Solved:96 times
Observed:6 times
ID:000GU5

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