The Long Leap Miracle
(Published on 13. November 2025, 21:23 by antiknight)
There are many interesting properties hidden in this puzzle, and I hope you enjoy finding them as you go. Feel free to leave a comment if you liked the puzzle or its properties!
Rules:
Example of a camel move: The cells shown in red cannot contain the digit 4 in R6C5, as they are a camel’s move apart. This is similar to a knight’s move, but extended by one additional cell.
Rules:
- 7X7 Latin Square: Fill each row and each column with the digits 1 through 7, so that no digit is repeated in any row or column.
- Knight's move: Digits must not repeat in cells that are a chess knight's move apart.
- Anti-Camel: Digits separated by a camel move may not contain the same digit. A camel moves three cells in one direction and one cell in the perpendicular direction; see the example below for extra clarification if needed.
- Arrows: The digits along each arrow must sum to the digit in the circled cell. Digits may repeat along an arrow if permitted by other rules.
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Enjoy!
Example of a camel move: The cells shown in red cannot contain the digit 4 in R6C5, as they are a camel’s move apart. This is similar to a knight’s move, but extended by one additional cell.
Solution code: Column 5
Solved by asynchronous, arbitrary, Shuhua Milk, Fisherman, SKORP17, gdc, vitaminz, bansalsaab, Krisonium, Megalobrainiac, jordanza, Nickyo, Chelo, JTurnquest
Comments
on 13. November 2025, 22:18 by Shuhua Milk
Nice!
