star charts
(Eingestellt am 6. Mai 2026, 04:04 Uhr von squidlar)
all rows, columns and regions must contain the digits 1-9 once and only once. all clues are standard.
- ANTI-KNIGHT: no two cells separated by a knight's move in chess (2 cells in one direction, 1 in an orthogonal direction) can contain the same digit.
- renban lines: cells covered by a purple line contain a sequence of consecutive digits in any order.
- clones: all 3 cells shaded grey with no other marking contain the same digit.
- maximum cell: the cell with outward-pointing >'s contains a digit greater than that in every orthogonally adjacent cell.
- minimum cell: the cell with inward-pointing <'s contains a digit smaller than that in every orthogonally adjacent cell.
- kropki difference dots: each pair of digits in cells directly separated by a white dot differ by precisely 1.
- killer cages: digits within a cage sum to give the small digit noted in the top left of said cage. digits would not repeat within a cage if they could.
Lösungscode: diagonal, bottom left to top right
Kommentare
am 15. Mai 2026, 23:18 Uhr von TheGrand547
Absolutely brutal break in. Longest I've spent on a puzzle. Very satisfying to finally crack it though
am 8. Mai 2026, 13:13 Uhr von BellBear
Absolutely beautiful!
And not hard after the break in.
am 8. Mai 2026, 01:34 Uhr von itsid
IMHO it'd would have been easier if the two local extremes weren't "greyed" in.
Anyways, it was quite challenging to colour it in properly (well for me it was) I had to find a good starting point first and that was - non trivial- let's say.
Very nice logic though, once the interaction revealed itself many things fell into place then some more, felt like a smooth solve with short paths of reasoning.
I like that.
The break in was hard to spot (again: for me that is)
and that fully deserves the 4* rating IMHO
Nice set up, thanks for sharing!
