Ordinary Sudoku, killer cage, and Yin Yang rules.
All odd digits in cages are in the same yin Yang region.
All even digits in cages are in the same yin Yang region.
LINK TO PUZZLE: Yin Yang Cages
Lösungscode: Row 5
am 11. September 2026, 23:03 Uhr von BigHead
Wonderful puzzle, thank you!
am 10. September 2026, 20:18 Uhr von chaosaudit
It would be great if you actually included the rules in the description. Killer is pretty standard but "Yin Yang" rules probably doesn't mean a lot to everyone
am 10. September 2026, 11:45 Uhr von Piatato
Lovely! I definitely made good use of the r2c4 cage btw!
am 10. September 2026, 11:41 Uhr von Snookerfan
Really fun ruleset, very approachable puzzle. Thanks!
am 10. September 2026, 09:40 Uhr von Christounet
Very nice! I don't think I used the R2C4 cage. Thanks :)
[Thank you for the comment. On review, I think that either one of the sum-less cages creates the same unique yin Yang pattern, but when I was test solving I did not see that.
And after solving it a couple more times I see that the sum-less cage in row 8 resolves the yin yang pattern into a unique pattern and the cage in row 2 is unnecessary. Great observation.]
am 10. September 2026, 02:20 Uhr von Chaossudokusplease
Wonderful YY puzzle! The break-in took me a little bit to get, but it wasn't too hard and then the rest of the puzzle was still fun and engaging throughout the solve!
[Thank you for the comment. I set a couple YY puzzles with counting circles and +/-1 lines that are pretty popular, and then I thought I could do something fun with cages. I like how the stacked cages drive the break in.
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