Diamond Thief
(Published on 8. August 2025, 06:42 by 72kchunshuai)
This puzzle is greatly inspired by Index Fingers (created by marty_sears). Please check that one out and you won't regret it.
- Normal 6x6 sudoku rules apply.
- There are four diamonds hidden in the grid. No two diamonds may share the same row, column or box.
- Clue lines: All four coloured lines in the grid are clue lines, each corresponding to exactly one unique diamond. None of the diamonds are located on a clue line. The four digits ABCD along a clue line, reading from the circle to the end, indicate that the associated diamond is in row A, column B, box C, and contains the digit D in that cell.
Rules:
I think the difficulty is somewhere between 2* and 3*. Feedbacks are always appreciated.
Solution code: Column 1, from top to bottom, six digits
Solved by efnenu, Yaki50, SKORP17, MonsieurTRISTE, NeroChaos, CutieRainbow, JEENS, DylanRay, holmic
Comments
on 8. August 2025, 08:44 by efnenu
Nice puzzle! I'm sure I missed a trick somewhere though, I wasn't able to finish it without a certain level of bifurcation.
