3 years on, I present the sequel to A Mathematical Phenomenon!
• Normal Sudoku Rules apply.
• Outside clues are Sandwich Clues, indicating the sum of the cells between the lowest & highest values (usually 1 & 9) seen in their row or column. R0C0 applies this to each of Row 0 & Column 0 individually.
• Apart from value 0, every Sandwich Clue is unique.
• Cells across White Dots contain consecutive values.
• Cells across Black Dots contain one value double the other (1:2 ratio).
(If multiple instances of 0 are seen by R0C0's clue, which is 'lowest' is to be determined by the solver.)
Here's a suggested way of marking outside numbers on SudokuPad & F-Puzzles:
Hope you enjoy! 😄 - Any feedback or comments welcome!
Solution code: Row 0 (outside numbers, left to right, no spaces)
on 4. October 2025, 17:14 by QuiltyAsCharged
Very nice, a worthy sequel!
on 26. September 2025, 20:10 by eladv
This was really great! In the beginning I was like "how is this even solvable" but then it beautifully flowed through.
on 25. September 2025, 23:40 by syst3ms
Very elegant puzzle! I got stuck on some basic sudoku at the end but the logic involved in row and column "0" was very nice!
on 25. September 2025, 04:24 by Playmaker6174
Cool discovery with a very fun (and not so hard) solve path overall :)