My 3rd contribution to Flinty's excellent and long-running series, Dutch Flat Mates. Here I wanted to combine DFM rules with a fun line type that I've been experimenting with recently.
Rules:
Please leave a comment if you enjoy :)
Previous puzzles in the Dutch Flat Mates series:
Lösungscode: Column 3 from top to bottom
am 19. September 2024, 06:36 Uhr von lapazhu
What an excellent puzzle! I’m a sucker for puzzle that doesn’t just fall apart into regular sudoku at the end.
am 14. September 2024, 17:18 Uhr von Flinty
Thank you :) Lovely entry in the series.
am 13. September 2024, 17:39 Uhr von Nostor
Thank you for yet another very enjoyable puzzle! I haven't done a lot of the Dutch flat mates, so I found it a bit more challenging, but smooth all the way.
am 12. September 2024, 17:42 Uhr von Rockon101000
I agree that this one took a long time to conceptualize. I didn't really feel confident for the first two thirds of my solve.
As much as I love Dutch flat mates, one of my biggest concerns has been how quickly that constraint is often resolved, leaving only the rotating constraint. In this puzzle, I greatly appreciated how late into the solve I was still considering the DFM constraint. Very nice!
am 11. September 2024, 17:17 Uhr von ViKingPrime
Takes a bit to wrap your head around the ruleset but once you do, you discover quite an elegant setting.
am 11. September 2024, 15:06 Uhr von Franjo
Supersmooth puzzle! Clever setting - as always. Thank you so much for creating and sharing.