Knightmare on Mount Pleasant Avenue
(Eingestellt am 25. März 2024, 22:21 Uhr von HalfBakedLunatic)
The Rules:
• Normal Sudoku Rules Apply
• Digits in a cage must sum to the number in the corner of the cage
• Cells separated by Black dots must in a 2:1 ratio, white dots must be consecutive digits
• Knightmare rules apply - digits a 'knights move' apart can not sum to 5 or 15
Solve Online here (right-click and open in new tab):
Knightmare on Mount Pleasant Avenue (Cracking The Cryptic)
Leave a comment and let me know how you like it!
Puzzle by David Workman (aka "HalfBakedLunatic")
Lösungscode: Column 7 top to bottom
Kommentare
am 1. April 2024, 15:08 Uhr von HalfBakedLunatic
Thank you everyone for the great comments! I had been working on a different (totally unrelated) puzzle a few weeks prior and I spotted an interesting pattern. I took a screen snip and set it aside, and then went back and worked that idea into this puzzle. It came out even better than I was even expecting and I'm happy everyone is enjoying it :-)
am 1. April 2024, 15:03 Uhr von StephenR
Nice one, thanks, quite tricky to scan I find.
am 27. März 2024, 03:55 Uhr von thespeak
I really enjoyed my time with this puzzle. I’m a big fan of knight move constraints, which seemed to both help and hinder my process as I kept wanting to make inaccurate deductions based on my expectations. This constraint got me out of leaning on old knowledge and really made me think outside of the box. Sometimes I had to think out of the box within the box! Would definitely recommend this to anyone interested in fresh logic with the knights move.
am 26. März 2024, 15:15 Uhr von Black_Doom
Beautiful construction! Puzzles involving any chess constraint can be tricky to scan, but this was exceptionally smooth from start to finish
am 26. März 2024, 09:51 Uhr von Bankey
Very nice puzzle, and novel ruleset. Thanks, @ HalfBakedLunatic :).
am 26. März 2024, 05:12 Uhr von ryanprobably
Unique, tricky, and satisfying!
am 25. März 2024, 23:01 Uhr von anyeyeball
Cool puzzle! The Knightmare rules are fun and hard-working. Thanks for sharing.
-- Hey, thank you anyeyeball. I struggled with the construction on this one, very convoluted logic, but I'm very happy with the way it turned out. Glad you liked it!
