Turkey in the Fog
(Published today, 02:34 by fogpictures)
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Note:
The parity line is red.
• Normal Sudoku rules apply.
• Digits along a red parity line must alternate between odd and even.
• Adjacent digits along a green German whisper line must have a difference of at least 5.
• Digits along a dark orange Dutch line must have a difference of at least 4.
• Digits along a blue line create a sumline where the sum of digits on a line within a particular 3x3 box must be the same for all the boxes the line passes through. --Each line has a different sum.---
• A black dot between cells indicates cell values with a 2:1 ratio.
• A white dot between cells indicates cells with consecutive values.
• Not all dots are shown.
• A V between two cells means they add up to 5.
• An X between two cells means they add up to 10.
• The board is covered in fog. Place a digit correctly and the fog will lift around it.
Solution code: Enter digits in the 4th row.
Comments
today, 18:03 by jinkela114514
@Myfyr MJ, it is for cosmetic purposes only.
today, 17:40 by fogpictures
@horseradish1 you do not have to make any assumptions about the hidden part of the picture to solve the puzzle.
today, 16:32 by Myfyr MJ
Very nice puzzle but closer to a 2* difficulty rather than 1*. The region sum line wholly within box 8 was very confusing.
today, 15:31 by googuee
Nice puzzle @fogpictures! One note regarding the region sum line totally contained in box 8, it is not standard and can be confusing but I understand the need to have the need to match the other sum line (boxes 7/8) for esthetic reasons.
today, 13:44 by horseradish1
I don't know if I missed something somewhere, but there was s point where I was sort of at a loss of where I was supposed to look for the next digit, but enough of the picture was available that the only possible digit that stuck out to me was a cell under fog where I was just assuming the symmetry from the picture would be there. And I was right, but using that kind of logic in a fog puzzle doesn't feel good.
I can't tell if it was intentional, but I did spend a fair while scouring all the available cells i already had, and I didn't notice anything else I could have done.
today, 12:25 by Crona
lovely quick puzzle to enjoy with a morning coffee
