Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

Standard Sudoku Rules apply to the final numerical layout.

Skyscrapers: The number in each cell represents the height of the skyscraper built there. The numbers outside the grid indicate how many skyscrapers can be seen looking at the row or column of the city from that location. Taller skyscrapers block the view of shorter skyscrapers behind them.

Skywalks: Connecting some skyscrapers are skywalks, beginning at the circles and traveling along the grey lines. Skywalks begin and end at the same height, and only pass through skyscrapers that are taller.

There are no restraints upon the digits in the skywalks beyond Standard Sudoku. They may repeat, and they do not have to proceed in any given order. They simply must be greater than the digit in the starting and ending circles.

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Setter's Diary :: July 26, 2020 :: For this one I'm just doodling around with an idea based on the Skyscrapers. At one point I was going to call it "Tunnels" instead, but that did not produce enough logic or digits to solve it, so I took it above ground and put it in the skyscraper world, allowing me to put digits around the grid that would make it possible. I test-solved it relatively quickly, so I'll estimate 2 stars of difficulty. A bit of fluff for your lunch break.