Normal sudoku rules apply.
Adjacent digits along green lines differ by at least 5.
Cells separated by a dot contain digits that differ by the amount shown.
One each of the twelve standard pentominoes (no repeats by rotation or reflection) must be placed into the grid. Each pentomino touches exactly two "difference" dots and no pentomino enters a cell with a green line.
The arrangement of pentominoes must be deduced.
Once placed, each pentomino behaves like a 5-cell killer cage: digits do not repeat and must sum to the value listed in one of the pentomino's cells.
Have fun, leave a comment if you enjoy the puzzle!
Solution code: Row 5
on 19. August 2025, 00:39 by galium_odoratum
Fun puzzle! I was confused whether the pentominos are allowed to overlap each other, but then I guessed probably not which was correct, right?
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81 cells in the grid, less the 21 cells covered by green (whisper) lines leaves 60 cells, to be covered by 12 pentominoes each covering 5 cells.
~Blobz
on 18. August 2025, 20:34 by Franjo
Thank you very much for creating and sharing this lovely pentomino puzzle.
on 18. August 2025, 17:45 by rameshsrivats
Very nice
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