Dutch Flat Mates (Tessellation)
(Published on 20. September 2025, 01:59 by aqjhs)
After solving ChinStrap's Skyscraper and Counting Circles Tessellations I got inspired to make this puzzle.
- Tessellation rules:
- Place digits from 1-9 in each square and octagonal cell.
- Cells sharing an edge can't have the same digit.
- Each horizontal row and vertical column contains a non-repeating consecutive set of digits in any order.
- Dutch Flatmates: Every 5 in the grid must have a 1 directly above it, or a 9 directly below it. It may have both, but it doesn't need both.
- Adjacent digits along an orange line must have a difference of at least 4.
See also:
Solution code: Column 5, top to bottom.
Comments
on 15. October 2025, 18:27 by jakestilesowen
It took me too much time to see the word "consecutive" in the rules and too much time to catch onto all the implications of that. But I still had a blast despite not being the best at solving it! Thanks for the puzzle.
on 6. October 2025, 19:36 by aqjhs
update links
on 27. September 2025, 16:16 by PancakePie
Amazing! My first tesselation and what a joy. Thanks for this!
on 23. September 2025, 15:57 by GandalfLeRouge
Such a great puzzle!
I took me a bit of time to understand the underlying logic, but it was so beautiful!
on 23. September 2025, 03:03 by NotSoMagnifique
Gorgeous work!
on 22. September 2025, 16:58 by goodcity
Very nice !
on 22. September 2025, 13:51 by Flinty
Wonderful puzzle.
on 21. September 2025, 11:15 by Fra314
Wow, this was super fun to solve! Great puzzle!
on 20. September 2025, 05:48 by Crusader175
Works really well!
