Wo ist die Magie? III
(Published on 11. September 2020, 10:00 by Frans Wentholt)
Enthused and encouraged by the nice reactions to the publication of my first Sudoku on Cracking the Cryptic, I decided to produce a Sudoku on a similar theme.
Besides the well-known Thermometers, there is only one limitation: the grid contains three hidden 3x3 Magic Squares.
Normal sudoku rules apply. The digits in the thermometer shapes must be strictly increasing in each cell from the round bulb to the flat end.
Besides the well-known Thermometers, there is only one limitation: the grid contains three hidden 3x3 Magic Squares.
Normal sudoku rules apply. The digits in the thermometer shapes must be strictly increasing in each cell from the round bulb to the flat end.
Solution code: Row 7 Column 9
Last changed on on 18. January 2021, 20:29
Solved by karen_birgitta, Ours brun, hpoddar08, meowzzz, Snowhare, Isa, SudokuExplorer, skywalker, amirbeirat, NikolaZ, MajinXenu, zorant, Ragna, edwinap, Imperial Marcher, bob, SKORP17, 0123coolkid, geronimo92, morgannamodeaura, keelyc27, LadyRuatha, apwelho
Comments
on 18. January 2021, 20:29 by Frans Wentholt
Added "3x3" as a property for the Magic Squares.
on 13. September 2020, 19:01 by Ragna
Wie immer: klasse! :-))
on 11. September 2020, 19:17 by SudokuExplorer
Lovely puzzle! I did try one similar kind of puzzle before, but found that one more taxing. The symmetric design does make it a more enjoyable solve. Thanks for the puzzle :-)
