Rush Hour
(Published yesterday, 19:52 by certifiedpaintfreak)
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
Cages act as trams trying to reach the edge of the grid. Trams can only travel on "roads" that consist of consecutive digits. If the tram is vertical, it can only travel straight up or down. If a tram is horizontal, it can only travel straight left or right. Find the solution such that each tram can reach the edge of the grid on a road. Below is an example with a possible solution for the roads
If a cage has a value, the digits in the cage must add up to that value.
Digits separated by white dots are consecutive.
Digits separated by black dots have a 1:2 ratio.
Not all dots are necessarily given
Solution code: Row 1
Comments
today, 04:23 by mellowrobinson
Really neat logic in the beginning, a bit tricky to unwind. Enjoyed it. I think you should offer a version with no emojis, the rule is cool enough to stand on its own and not too hard to understand.
today, 03:46 by Lion Crow
Fun puzzle. It would be good if you could change the graphics (maybe make the trams paler?) so it’s easier to see digits entered in those cells.
