Dutch Snake
(Eingestellt am 16. April 2024, 18:02 Uhr von Prof.Dori)
Dutch Snake
Rules:
Normal sudoku rules apply. Draw two snakes in the grid. A snake is a one-cell-wide path of orthogonally connected cells which may not touch itself orthogonally and each cell on the grid belongs to exactly one of the snakes. One of the snakes acts as a Dutch whisper; orthogonally adjacent cells in this snake must have a difference of at least 4. For a digit in a circle, it indicates exactly how many circles contain that digit. All the circles are on the same snake and the diamond is on the other snake. Digits on a purple line form a set of consecutive integers in some order.
Lösungscode: Row 6 followed by row 7.
Kommentare
am 18. April 2024, 15:31 Uhr von polcat
Such a fun puzzle!
am 17. April 2024, 14:00 Uhr von wilsig
Brilliant
am 17. April 2024, 01:22 Uhr von Allagem
What a delightfully quirky puzzle! Early on it seems like the entire puzzle will fall apart, but then the trail stops short and the puzzle puts up a solid fight until the end. Great use of Counting Circles as well!
am 16. April 2024, 18:45 Uhr von marty_sears
Classic Dorlir puzzle this... a very interesting core idea that becomes apparent as you start filling in cells, a bare looking starting grid where the few clues that exist are very powerful, and lovely logic throughout...
