Topomino (Topo)
(Published on 18. February 2026, 00:52 by juggler)
Solve more Topo puzzles.
TOPO
- Draw lines so that the grid is separated into regions. Lines may not branch or intersect. Some lines are given.
- All cells of a region must be filled with the same digit. Digits in regions that touch differ by exactly one.
- A clue on a line is a value in between the digits it separates (for example, 2.5 would separate 2 and 3).
FILLOMINO
- The digit in a region always equals the number of cells in that region.
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TOPO
- Draw lines so that the grid is separated into regions. Lines may not branch or intersect. Some lines are given.
- All cells of a region must be filled with the same digit. Digits in regions that touch differ by exactly one.
- A clue on a line is a value in between the digits it separates (for example, 2.5 would separate 2 and 3).
FILLOMINO
- The digit in a region always equals the number of cells in that region.
Solution code: Column 1
Last changed on on 18. February 2026, 01:09
Solved by arctan, jmw, QuiltyAsCharged, Joyofrandomness, Crulamin, CJK, widjo, Blake Saligia, JustinTucker, SKORP17, TalkingFredish, Grausbert, davidemsa, NEWS, maniacaljackal, webato, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, ... Jesper, amchap, misko, elsquared, taide, Andrewsarchus, zeniko, Kpn, Nell Gwyn, SeamusOL, dorverbin, ryugane, EmmaMadelief, Drawoon, Jasperrr, kangaroo, moss, johnyzzh, puzzler05, The Book Wyrm
Comments
on 26. March 2026, 03:03 by Drawoon
I like the topo ruleset. It took a bit to get intuition for them, but I think I've got it now.
on 18. February 2026, 15:35 by davidemsa
The two genres combine very well, leading to kinds of deductions you wouldn't get on either individually.
on 18. February 2026, 05:04 by QuiltyAsCharged
Very interesting! This requires a different mode of thinking than the sudoku variants I most often solve. Topo + fillomino is a natural fit
