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, ... saskia-daniela, tirinchas, TheZwierz, SZCrow, ksun48, Jesper, amchap, misko, elsquared, taide, Andrewsarchus, zeniko, Kpn, Nell Gwyn, SeamusOL, dorverbin, ryugane, EmmaMadelief, Drawoon, Jasperrr
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
