Ice Nine
(Published yesterday, 05:08 by juggler)
CHAOS CONSTRUCTION - Divide the grid into 9 regions, and place the digits 1 to 9 once each in every row, column, and region. Some region boundaries are given.
ICE - Digits separated by a small snowflake differ by exactly the value on the large snowflake.
Solution code: Digits in the center cell's region, in reading order (i.e. left to right top to bottom).
Comments
today, 00:23 by Atticus837
What a lovely idea with a silly execution. Brilliant!
yesterday, 17:44 by Guvenistan
To clarify the solution code (harder than the puzzle): Refer to r5c5 digit and enter the numbers belonging to that region. Start at the top row of this region and enter the numbers left to right, then the 2nd row left to right, then so on and so forth.
yesterday, 15:38 by Bozzle
Great little puzzle. Flows nicely.
yesterday, 14:50 by eladv
very cool! And the solve path rhymes beautifully with the literary reference (and the chemistry reference :) )
yesterday, 13:40 by ScatterBrain
For the solution code write each number left to right on each line top to bottom, within the selected region!
yesterday, 13:31 by firespire
Fun
yesterday, 13:19 by AshBrown
Wth is the solution code. Harder than the puzzle
yesterday, 12:59 by PatJoyce
Figured it out. You read from the top most digit, left to right.
yesterday, 12:55 by PatJoyce
Solved! But absolutely no idea what the solutuion code is supposed to be. I've tried a dozen different combination and they're all wrong. What gives?
yesterday, 11:33 by rhyrhy
Crazy.
yesterday, 10:04 by faltenin
A really nice puzzle that seems impossible at first then all falls into place.
yesterday, 09:33 by Piatato
I don't know if this qualifies as a puzzle, but it's cute!
yesterday, 08:30 by Peteronium
Same comment as wuc. Actually entering the solution code gave me more trouble than solving the puzzle
yesterday, 07:01 by wuc
Awesome approachble cc with big „aha“ effects. Great way to start a monday thx.
