Anti-Knight, Arrows, Killer Cages, and Kropki Dots
(Published on 31. October 2021, 01:11 by Jeet Sampat)
Partition
Rules:
Normal Sudoku rules apply. Additionally, cells separated by a Chess knight's move must contain different digits.
Digits on an arrow sum to the number in the corresponding circle.
In cages, digits must sum to the number in the top-left corner.
Cells separated by a white dot contain consecutive digits. Not all such dots may be given.
Try it here.
Puzzle:
Solution code: Row 1 (left to right), and then Column 9 (top to bottom); 18 digits, no spaces.
Comments
on 11. November 2021, 08:25 by KyleBaran
Absolutely beautiful intro, though I got quite stuck with the knights at the end. Enjoyed it
on 2. November 2021, 15:47 by filuta
Very nice, my experience was pretty similar to what Piatato is describing, after the break-in, I really hade to deploy a wide variety of knight's move logics, but nothing that cannot be done with a careful scanning. Thanks.
on 31. October 2021, 09:04 by Piatato
The opening went very smoothly for me, then the knight sudoku that followed was a bit tricky, but also fun! :-)
