The Imposter
(Published today, 02:41 by KMD)
Hello, Kennet's Dad here. This puzzle is an "easier" sequel/primer to a much harder puzzle I recently published with the same rule set. "Imposter Syndrome"
That said, I believe this puzzle is equally as beautiful and challenging nonetheless. So please let me know how you get on.
Rules:
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Each 2x2 area of cells in the grid must include at least one digit from each of the following sets: (147), (258), (369).
- Digits along an arrow sum to the digit in that arrow’s circle.
Solution code: Column 9, top to bottom
Comments
today, 12:27 by Qodec
It must have been tough to create a puzzle with such an unintuitive global constraint, base a solution path on it, and still invoke a sense of beauty and splendor. That was impressive.
today, 10:12 by Snookerfan
Great puzzle! Top notch setting, because as said in my comment on your previous installment, I find global modularity usually way harder than global entropy and still these puzzles are really smooth, especially this one. Thanks
today, 09:52 by Elliott810
Brilliant puzzle! I've failed to finish the first 'Imposter', but remembered the beautiful break-in. So the start was easy, but the remainder feels pretty hard to me. Thank you:)
