Naked palindrome
(Eingestellt am 26. September 2022, 18:46 Uhr von Hiss)
- Normal Sudoku rules apply
- Cells separated by a knight's move(in chess) cannot contain the same digit.
- In cages, numbers must sum to the number in the corner.
- Cells seperated by a black dot are in a 1:2 ratio
- Digits increase along thermometers from the bulb.
- Grey lines are palindromes (digits read the same in both directions).
- Neighbouring digits on a green line have a difference of at least 5.
CTC: CTC APP
Lösungscode: Letzte reihe des Sudokus
Kommentare
am 22. November 2022, 06:03 Uhr von Mr.CHEN
CTC seems to have no anti-knight conflict check.
am 28. September 2022, 01:46 Uhr von sacklunch
Great puzzle, thanks for setting! Please do more, that was fun. :)
am 27. September 2022, 16:14 Uhr von Hiss
updated links with correct rules
am 27. September 2022, 16:08 Uhr von Hiss
Added black dot rule set and changed formating
am 27. September 2022, 14:12 Uhr von Statistica
No words about the kropki-dots? (Ratio 1:2? All given?)
am 27. September 2022, 01:34 Uhr von SFSteve
Nice puzzle. Thanks for setting it!
am 27. September 2022, 00:16 Uhr von Hiss
Thanks for the amazing feedback everybody! <3
Glad that most of you enjoyed this - I'll try to come up with another one :-)
am 27. September 2022, 00:09 Uhr von Hydalin
Took me a while to figure out how to start, but then it was ok. Thanks for that nice puzzle!
am 27. September 2022, 00:04 Uhr von Tingo
Thanks for sharing this puzzle - the break in was very well constructed. This was an enjoyable solve!
am 26. September 2022, 22:46 Uhr von belfieldtj
Very enjoyable - many thanks.
am 26. September 2022, 22:37 Uhr von slowbiex
fun to solve but rather easy, probably 2*
am 26. September 2022, 22:10 Uhr von VicJameson
That was a fun solve. I kept being surprised by just how restricted some of the cells were. Thanks.
am 26. September 2022, 20:27 Uhr von Hiss
Added CTC Link
am 26. September 2022, 20:13 Uhr von sujoyku
I really enjoyed solving your puzzle, Hiss. In particular, I like the interplay of the palindromes and the anti-knight restriction. Thank you!
