NASDAQ II
(Published on 16. September 2020, 18:59 by Geelow98)
- Cells separated by a knight's move or king's move (in chess) cannot contain the same digit.
- Consecutive digits cannot lie in two cells connected orthogonally (i.e. sharing an edge).
- Cells connected at the corners by a circle must contain the numbers within the circle.
The standard Sudoku rules apply.
Have a crack at this one and tell me what you think! Spread the word and don't forget to rate it!
If you enjoyed this puzzle, be sure to check out NASDAQ I
Solution code: Row 5, left to right (no spaces or commas).
Comments
on 2. October 2020, 18:20 by Geelow98
updated link
on 23. September 2020, 16:22 by Geelow98
new link
on 18. September 2020, 16:03 by Geelow98
TO everyone who tried this puzzle, I apologize for the error! The puzzle now has only one solution and not 2!
on 18. September 2020, 16:01 by Geelow98
updated puzzle
on 18. September 2020, 15:42 by wilsig
Got a (seemingly correct) solution, but code was not accepted. Maybe you could accept both of the possible codes.
The puzzle was nice, but quite hard for me.
@ wilsig Thank you for the feedback! I have fixxed the issue so the puzzle is functioning properly.
on 18. September 2020, 05:30 by panthchesh
Your puzzle does have 2 solutions. Might want to fix that up....
on 17. September 2020, 19:07 by Rickert04
Beautiful puzzle, i hope that more will follow
@Rickert04 Thank you for the kind words! I will be releasing a puzzle like this again soon :)
on 17. September 2020, 01:19 by zhergan
Yes. One can switch between two solutions. One more digit must be given even if it breaks the symmetry of the givens..
on 16. September 2020, 23:04 by meowzzz
Yer, I also see 2 solutions.
on 16. September 2020, 21:22 by glum_hippo
Exactly two solutions, by my count.
on 16. September 2020, 21:18 by Greg
This has multiple solutions.
on 16. September 2020, 19:00 by Geelow98
link change
