My first Doppelgänger, set for a Setting Saturday prompt about making approachable ones for solvers new to the format. This may be on the upper end of that, but I hope you all enjoy! Thanks to all that tested!
DOPPELGÄNGER SUDOKU:
DOPPELGÄNGER LITTLE KILLERS:
All feedback (positive or critical) appreciated!
Solution code: Row 9, including its missing digit at the end (10 digits total)
on 9. December 2025, 14:14 by gfoot
It's great to see the variety of Doppelganger puzzles being made now, I have loved this ruleset since solving Kafkapharnum's masterpiece "Buttered Cat Paradox".
For this one I struggled a bit as I find Little Killer quite hard, but it was well put together, thank you!
on 5. December 2025, 09:43 by soyorin
Very clever puzzle! It took me over 1 hour to figure out how to start. But I truly enjoyed a lot after that. Thanks for sharing! Definitely five stars for me.
on 3. December 2025, 06:39 by brimmy
now it worked, but the discription for the solution code doea not explicitely mention row 9...
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Sorry I see now. I had stuff accidentally in the German section.
on 2. December 2025, 23:01 by brimmy
well - I am intimidated how to set the solution code?
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Not sure what you mean? The grid has 9 digits in row 9 and the 10th digit is the missing digit in the row (the one in the notes column)
on 2. December 2025, 21:16 by ThePedallingPianist
Having tried two versions of this, I can confirm this has been carefully crafted and tweaked to be a really nice and approachable Doppelganger! It's hardest steps (which are never too hard, and always satisfyingly elegant) are not very Doppelganger heavy anyway, so if the genre intimidates you, don't be intimidated by this puzzle!
on 2. December 2025, 19:22 by SennyK
Lovely puzzle with clever logic, perfectly balanced! Thank you :-)
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| Rating: | 97 % |
| Solved: | 49 times |
| Observed: | 3 times |
| ID: | 000QDX |