Colorblind Setter
(Eingestellt am 18. Januar 2024, 19:18 Uhr von juggler)
TWO-BULB THERMO: Digits increase along the grey line, starting from one grey bulb, and ending at the other grey bulb.
RENBAN: The pink line contains consecutive digits in any order.
WHISPERS: Adjacent digits on the green line must differ by at least 5.
REGION SUM: In each box the blue line enters, digits on the line have the same sum.
PALINDROME : Cells equidistant from the center of the red line have the same digit.
As you people can see from the colors (I assume?), there is exactly one of each kind of line, and the lines do not branch, but can overlap.
Also, the digits in the yellow circles are odd.
Lösungscode: Row 9
Kommentare
am 7. März 2024, 18:15 Uhr von ChinStrap
Gorgeous. Lays everything out for you to find one insight after another. Loved it!
am 21. Februar 2024, 17:37 Uhr von Sapio
really interesting ruleset! loved the logic that followed - though it was hard to spot at times, it was satisfying when spotted!
am 28. Januar 2024, 01:42 Uhr von bodemeister
Wasted a lot of time because I didn't read the rules carefully where the thermo had two bulbs, but after that everything fell into place nicely.
am 20. Januar 2024, 16:10 Uhr von EmpyClaw
Absolutely brilliant! As someone who typically has a 50/50 shot of getting a 3-star puzzle, I found that this one was actually reasonably approachable for my level.
I loved the logic and the little discoveries throughout. Very enjoyable from start to finish. Great puzzle!
am 19. Januar 2024, 00:57 Uhr von CHRosenthal
A brilliant idea! I rate it at the lower range of 4/5 because the logic is so clean that it is hard to be wrong/misled :D
am 18. Januar 2024, 23:39 Uhr von Fool on Hill
This is a really nice puzzle - but it is not as hard as advertised. There is some really nice logic and a clean solve path and the unusual rule is well used - everything a good puzzle should have. I enjoyed it a lot.
am 18. Januar 2024, 23:27 Uhr von sleeper
Very nice. Thank you.
am 18. Januar 2024, 22:54 Uhr von Fool on Hill
As a colour-blind solver, and before giving this a go - what an idea. The concept is brilliant already.
