Antiknight and Antiking: Any two cells separated by a knight's or king’s move in chess cannot contain the same digit.
Renban Lines: Digits along a pink line contain a consecutive set of digits in any order.
Solution code: Row 1
on 4. September 2026, 15:21 by itsid
it looked a bit underrestricted at first glance...
then I saw it, very nicely made.
nice break in, very smooth solve afterwards.
thanks a lot for sharing
on 7. August 2026, 11:57 by Ye Nay Myo Han
After my rating, this puzzle stands at 88% rating and was solved 88 times.
on 15. July 2026, 09:57 by iEtsh
Loved it, do more like this!
on 15. July 2026, 04:51 by saxdaddyj
Very nice. Took a while of staring to see all the implications of the ruleset but it fell together nicely. Well done!
on 13. July 2026, 22:10 by ecstasy18
Very colorful!
on 13. July 2026, 18:42 by addie
VitP, it can be solved without using case tests
on 13. July 2026, 16:15 by WasabiKoala
Really nice setting (31'59")
on 13. July 2026, 14:26 by VitP
the anti-knight, anti-king ruleset creates a very limited number of possible global structures.
you can get all the 2s quickly.
then you need to run about 3 case tests on the 1s, and after that, standard logic gets you home..
beginners beware
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