A Square Arrow Ring
(Published on 18. March 2025, 14:03 by meggen033)
Solve with SudokuPad
• Normal Sudoku rules apply.
• Digits along a magenta renban form a set of consecutive non-repeating digits in any order.
• Adjacent digits along a green German Whisper line must have a difference of at least 5.
• The digits along each arrow must sum to the digit in the circled cell.
• A white dot between cells indicates cells with consecutive values. Not all dots are given.
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Happy Solving and God Bless
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Solution code: Enter row 7 digits
Comments
on 23. August 2025, 06:12 by ArmagedDan
I completely forgot about the Phistomel ring, and it solved very smoothly without it. Very nice puzzle!
on 11. August 2025, 20:59 by FifthWorld
18:45 with using the ring. If you use it then it's very approachable. Fun 1*.
on 1. May 2025, 10:00 by phs
Great construction! Very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing.
on 18. March 2025, 21:17 by sujoyku
Wonderful puzzle! The interactions of arrows, GW and Renbans nicely built on the ring logic, and it felt as smooth as silk.
on 18. March 2025, 19:19 by TheNineElements
Solve Time: 26:37
I rated this 2/5 difficulty.
Very nice puzzle! I definitely relied on the ring equivalence for the break in (and parts of the midgame) this time around. Not sure if it is feasible (or efficient) to solve without using the equivalence, but my solve relied on it pretty heavily (especially compared to a few others in the series).
I really liked the break-in, and I felt like the solve path was overall very smooth/consistent. This puzzle did a really nice job utilizing the renban/whisper combination, and every given clue seemed to lead to a rewarding deduction at some point during my solve. I never found myself having to focus too much on any one section of the puzzle or on any particular clue, which led to a very balanced & consistent solve path (which I very much enjoyed).
I feel like this puzzle is fairly rated at 2* difficulty, and should be generally approachable if you understand the ring equivalence.
Thanks for sharing!
on 18. March 2025, 18:43 by hardline35
I'm the 100th solver on Sudokuapp :) Nice puzzle thank you!
