Normal sudoku rules apply (fill each row, column, box with the digits 1-8 without repeats)
Cells separated by white Kropki dots (which contain no symbol) are consecutive. Not all dots are given.
Binairo (or as LinkedIn calls it, Tango):
Every cell is either a Sun or a Moon. Some Suns and Moons have been marked (yellow circles and blue rhombuses, respectively).
Each row and column contains 4 Suns and 4 Moons. You can't have three Suns forming a straight vertical or horizontal line. The same applies to Moons.
Cells separated by an "=" are of the same type (two Suns or two Moons).
In this puzzle, Suns contain odd digits and Moons contain even digits.
Star Battle (or as LinkedIn calls it, Queens):
Each region (nation?) contains exactly 1 Queen. Some are already marked with a crown.
Two Queens can't be in the same row or column. They also can't be a chess king's move away from each other.
Despite their name, they can be in the same diagonal, just as long as they aren't adjacent.
In this puzzle, each Queen bears the digit corresponding to her nation's assigned number.
For reference, the boxes are arranged as follows:
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
Lösungscode: Row 7, from left to right.
am 23. Dezember 2024, 21:35 Uhr von PersonWhoExists50306
Replaced link with one without the typo
am 23. Dezember 2024, 20:42 Uhr von GameWorksRP
I really liked the combination of rules. In the sudokupad rules it says 1-9 which I got stuck on a bit. However the final resolution was great.
Response from PersonWhoExists50306:
Apologies. I forgot to fix the link when I fixed the typo over here. It has been fixed now. Glad you enjoyed otherwise.
am 23. Dezember 2024, 20:12 Uhr von NotThatKindOfDoctor
As a regular player of the LinkedIn games I really enjoyed this.
am 23. Dezember 2024, 18:57 Uhr von PersonWhoExists50306
Changed solution code
am 23. Dezember 2024, 17:05 Uhr von Karitsu
Fun puzzle. My only complaint is that I had the queens completely worked out FAR before I actually finished solving the puzzle (whether this was the intended solve path or not). So I might recommend updating the solution code to a row or column instead.
response from PersonWhoExists50306:
Noted! Thanks, I have changed the solution code. Glad you enjoyed.
am 23. Dezember 2024, 14:45 Uhr von PersonWhoExists50306
Fixed typo.