Excluded
(Published on 19. March 2025, 18:30 by Niverio)
Rules:
Sudoku: Place the digits 1-9 into each row, column and outlined 3x3 box without repeats.
Nabner: No two digits along a yellow Nabner line can be consecutive, regardless of their position on the line. Digits on a Nabner line can't repeat.
Anti-Quadruples: A digit appearing in a black circle can NOT appear in any of the four surrounding cells.
Puzzle Link: You can solve the puzzle in CTC app.
Solution code: Row 2
Comments
on 30. June 2025, 16:03 by Qodec
Normally I avoid nabner puzzles, but I'm glad I went on this wonderful adventure anyway. What a beatiful puzzle!
on 27. March 2025, 09:18 by Christounet
Anti-speed-solving experience for me! I am so bad with nabner that it probably took me longer than it took you to set it ha ha. Still had good fun and learned a few tricks. Thanks :)
on 26. March 2025, 21:39 by Myxo
Lovely puzzle!
on 24. March 2025, 15:49 by glum_hippo
Exquisite construction, had a lot of fun with this crazy diamond.
on 21. March 2025, 04:06 by Playmaker6174
Great fun puzzle with lovely interactions! The solve path felt very precise till the very end, but it always knew when to keep me entertained at times x)
on 20. March 2025, 21:56 by cam
Fun idea for a constraint. It was a nice solve. Every move felt very intentional--really great job on this.
on 20. March 2025, 14:11 by Snookerfan
Very nice! Note to self: 4 and 5 are consecutive. Realizing that could have saved me an hour of solve time. Thank you
on 20. March 2025, 05:17 by etoler
Solved the puzzle in 33 minutes, except I was stuck with a deadly pattern. Found the anti-quad I broke in the first 5 minutes, restarted, finished in roughly an hour. Honestly, that's a win for me -- I got to enjoy this puzzle twice!
on 19. March 2025, 22:14 by askaksaksask
I loved this. The way the antiquads send you ping-ponging through the grid! I plonked a few easy digits in at first but the challenge builds to a great midpoint. Really great puzzle. Thank you!!
on 19. March 2025, 20:41 by Piatato
Fun puzzle, thanks!
on 19. March 2025, 18:33 by Ambrose
A very satisfying challenge!
