This puzzle uses the Black Holes ruleset by heliopolix. It's quite a mouthful, but offers some unique geometric logic with modifiers that I wanted to try ot for a while - and I finally did! Thanks heliopolix, Mad-Tyas, ChinStrap, Black_Doom, aqjhs and jakestilesowen for testing. Hope you enjoy!
Check out Intro to Black Holes, Part I and the puzzles linked there to see how the creator of the ruleset uses it. The intro series gives a very gentle entry and the advanced series contains incredibly beautiful and creative applications involving Schrödinger cells!
Solution code: The bottom row (row 9) left to right (9 digits)
today, 00:37 by eladv
Whow, that was hard! And great! It's one of those great solved, where I spent the first 40 minutes kind of staring at the screen not figuring out what to do, and then it all started to come together, and in retrospect it's really all obvious. Beautiful puzzle.
yesterday, 19:07 by aqjhs
this was my 800th solve :D
yesterday, 17:32 by jakestilesowen
This is a great puzzle and a great intro to the black hole ruleset. Thanks for it!
yesterday, 16:50 by heliopolix
This puzzle gives the (w)hole experience! There are tons of delightful steps along the way.
Thanks for setting!
yesterday, 12:46 by lmdemasi
Hole-y mole-y
yesterday, 12:29 by Black_Doom
Lots of fun, very cool logic
yesterday, 07:29 by JeremiahHowden
Despite being my first time with this ruleset, this puzzle managed to be approachable yet still quite challenging. Finished just under 90 minutes. Really satisfying logic all around. Another excellent puzzle gdc, thank you.
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