An Expansion on Colouring
(Eingestellt am 12. September 2023, 01:37 Uhr von Silverscree)
After receiving some nice feedback on my puzzle from yesterday, and some helpful pointers in how to produce CtC links, I thought I would make a quick companion piece. I think this one is slightly harder than the last one, but still simple enough if you are used to colouring and negative constraints.
Rules:
- Normal 6×6 sudoku rules apply: Place the numbers 1 to 6 exactly once each in every row, column and 2×3 box.
- XV: Anywhere in the grid that two adjacent cells sum to 5, a V is placed between them. Similarly, cells that sum to 10 have an X between them. ALL possible Xs and Vs are given.
- Kropki: The white dot sits between two consecutive digits. NOT all possible dots are given.
Play on F-Puzzles: F-Puzzles
Play on SudokuPad: SudokuPad
Lösungscode: Row 3. Six digits in total.
Kommentare
am 25. April 2024, 23:22 Uhr von Mup
Very fun puzzel, first time using the colouring mechanic
am 16. April 2024, 05:46 Uhr von aliensfordonuts
This puzzle is so lovely!! I love coloring puzzles :')
am 14. November 2023, 19:55 Uhr von TomSudo
That was fun; I'm still need to get used to colouring.
am 1. November 2023, 17:14 Uhr von kin5
Very nice flow, thanks for a great coffee break puzzle!
am 19. Oktober 2023, 00:28 Uhr von amarques
I got stuck at the end thinking there was no unique solution for this puzzle. When I first read the rules, I questioned why the X rule was mentioned since there were no X's in the grid. Then, I read Ynotuu's comment and understood. Great puzzle, just needed a little outside push!
am 13. September 2023, 21:28 Uhr von DarrenBurnett
I loved this puzzle. Some nice lessons for me with this one.
am 13. September 2023, 14:20 Uhr von lalitk0300
Very easy, very nice.
am 12. September 2023, 17:14 Uhr von DarrenBurnett
I loved this puzzle. Some nice lessons for me with this one.
am 12. September 2023, 05:14 Uhr von Ynotuu
Really nice and not too difficult! If you think towards the end this does not have a unique solution… look for the one constraint you haven‘t used yet!
Author edit: thank you! I was quite careful to make sure that last deduction was necessary for the solve (the first version used a little killer constraint but it gutted that lovely bit of logic).
am 12. September 2023, 03:05 Uhr von Kirra
Very nice!
Author: Thank you!
