Antiknight and Antiking: Any two cells separated by a knight's or king’s move in chess cannot contain the same digit.
Nonconsecutive: Any two orthogonally adjacent cells cannot contain consecutive digits.
Ratio Kropki Dots: Digits separated by a black dot have a 2:1 ratio. Not all dots are necessarily given.
Solution code: Row 1
on 30. July 2026, 09:55 by superkinkel
Nice minimalist break-in, but very easy if you are familiar with the constraints at all. Probably a very good introduction for someone who wants to play your other puzzles.
on 30. July 2026, 09:49 by JSG
Anti-King + Anti-Knight puzzles are hard to set due to the puzzle resolving incredibly quickly at times as is the case in this puzzle, especially given the Non-Consecutive constraint added on. Because of that the puzzle feels quite menial to solve. Realistically the Kropki dots are there to disambiguate a puzzle that solves itself without much thought at all.
on 30. July 2026, 06:32 by Elliott810
Beautiful puzzle! Thank you:)