Domino Flat Mates
(Eingestellt am 20. November 2024, 12:19 Uhr von Prof.Dori)
Domino Flat Mates
It is a pleasure to make a puzzle for this series which first was initiated by Flinty and I thought what is a better way than to twist the rules a little bit, hope you enjoy it. You can find more puzzle to the series to this link. More Dutch Flat Mate Puzzles
Rules:
Place the digits 0 to 8 exactly once each in every row, column and 3x3 box.
Digits separated by a V sum to 5. Digits separated by an X sum to 10. Not all Vs and Xs are necessarily given.
Every horizontal domino which sums to 5 must have either the two cells directly above it summing to 1 or the two cells directly below it summing to 9 (it could have both, but it doesn't need both).
Additionally, the grid is partially covered in fog. Placing correct digits will clear the fog from surrounding cells, possibly revealing more clues.
Lösungscode: Column 8 followed by column 9.
Kommentare
am 30. Januar 2025, 03:07 Uhr von ViKingPrime
Beautiful! Fantastic edition to the series.
am 23. November 2024, 06:05 Uhr von maiaz
Way more approachable than it looks at the first glance. Nice variation of the flatmates!
am 21. November 2024, 13:10 Uhr von kredenc
Thank you for this little gem math professor Dorlir. :) What a fantastic setting with 0-8 numbers, domino flat mates and fog. Very clever, approachable, but not too easy, nice flow, and great fun from start to finish. Thanks again, this is one of my favorite! :)
am 21. November 2024, 10:37 Uhr von TrivialHomology
Very nice puzzle and excellent use of the DFM-logic to disambiguate the dominoes at the end :)
am 20. November 2024, 22:24 Uhr von da-hans
Nice and easy
am 20. November 2024, 17:23 Uhr von wuc
Very cool extension to flat mates. Great fun thx.
am 20. November 2024, 15:28 Uhr von Elker
Very fun twist on the DFM logic. Thanks for setting
am 20. November 2024, 14:14 Uhr von Flinty
Wonderful addition to the series with very clever logic, thank you so much for setting and sharing. :)
am 20. November 2024, 13:04 Uhr von sujoyku
Gorgeous puzzle! Thank you for setting such a great and innovative DFM puzzle, Prof.Dori!
