Consecutive Path Sudoku
(Published on 22. November 2020, 00:09 by brandon_bot)
I'm really happy with how the opening logic turned out :)
Rules:
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- For each 1 digit on the board, there exists a path starting at that 1, which then connects to a 2, which then connects to a 3... all the way to 9 using only orthogonally adjacent cells.
Provided is an example board which meets this constraint for its given 1's:
Puzzle:
Happy solving!
Solution code: Row 5 from left to right followed by column 9 from top to bottom.
Solved by dandbdi, NikolaZ, Rosaly, Ours brun, Tilberg, Deepanshu, galgamer, geronimo92, Quarterthru, Zoidzerg, panthchesh, juventino188, Nylimb, Erwin, primovera, Uhu, cfop, zhergan, Crul, OGRussHood, KyubiBoy
Comments
on 23. November 2020, 16:04 by Rosaly
Very nice puzzle, thanks!
Last changed on 22. November 2020, 19:45
on 22. November 2020, 19:38 by brandon_bot
See the example board provided. In the example, two 1's connect to the same 8 so there is at least one 8 remaining that does not need to be used in a path and therefore is not required to connect to a 7 and 9.
