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(Published on 22. March 2026, 03:24 by juggler)
- Place the digits 1-6 once each in every row and column.
- Every cell has *exactly* two orthogonal neighbors that differ from it by at least 3.
- On the grey line, one cell is the sum of the other two.
Solution code: Row 1
Comments
on 7. May 2026, 06:36 by LunchEntity
4:38 ... maybe my fastest journey ever from "this looks impossible" to "solved it!"
on 29. March 2026, 09:13 by juggler
(CtC video)
on 28. March 2026, 04:26 by FireTruckFuel
I solved an earlier juggler puzzle called "4x4x4" yesterday that gave me the idea that allowed me to solve this in about 2 minutes. (I was a bit clumsy with the coloring.) It would have otherwise taken me ages if I managed it at all. Now I need to watch the CTC video to understand why/how this solution is unique. Definitely feel like I cheated this somehow. Perhaps solving your puzzles is just making me smarter?
on 25. March 2026, 06:40 by jzstarburzt
Very fun!
on 23. March 2026, 16:34 by juggler
(remove unnecessary information)
on 23. March 2026, 02:33 by konklone
This was so satisfying and unusual. You are the best at figuring out strange little systems like this.
on 22. March 2026, 14:33 by ademjaz
WOW, amazing!
on 22. March 2026, 09:36 by zeniko
Figuring out implications and interactions of new rules is what I love most about variant Sudoku, and this puzzle distills that experience down to its essence: one fresh and tricky break-in, and then it‘s done. Thanks a lot for sharing.
