1 + 3 = non-consecutive entropy
(Published on 9. September 2025, 15:48 by fractalminding)
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Entropy. Each 2x2 box in a grid has contain low digit {1,2,3}, middle digit {4,5,6} and high digit {7,8,9}.
- Each orthogonally adjacent digits are non-consecutive.
Solution code: Row 1
Solved by jalebc, tgstar, forsen, SKORP17, Mozart40, apendleton, Joyofrandomness, trencaclosques, Bjd, by81996672, snoswal, Greg, dhdydg, Megalobrainiac, Katuize, Krokant, nikka240, NeroChaos, TVDK, Zibl, addie, Djirt, hungkenchanlee, belnovic, ScienceNerd2240
Comments
on 13. September 2025, 15:22 by Zibl
Fantastic puzzle! Not sure I want to admit how long it took me to figure out how to get going though. :)
Last changed on 13. September 2025, 15:02
on 13. September 2025, 15:01 by TVDK
The break-in was nice with some fun deductions, and the rest of the puzzle was very smooth but not trivial.
on 9. September 2025, 22:19 by apendleton
The break-in was a bit tricky for me to find, but flowed really smoothly once I finally got going!
