Normal sudoku rules apply
Red Line: The digits on the red line must follow the Fibonacci sequence "1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8."(The puzzle can only have these digits in the puzzle so no double digit numbers) The digits should appear in this order, either increasing or decreasing. The line can have any slice of the given ordered set of digits ex. "1, 1, 2, 3" and "2, 3, 5" are valid but "2, 5, 8." isn't
Black Dot: Digits with a black dot between them must have a 1:2 ratio (i.e., one digit must be half the other).
White Dot: Digits with a white dot between them must be consecutive (i.e., their difference is 1).
Arrow: Digits on the arrow must sum to the value on the circle
Killer Cages: Digits within a cage cannot repeat and must sum to the number in the upper-left corner of the cage.
Solution code: Row 9
on 28. March 2025, 23:48 by turnatun
habe die Regeln der deutschen version vereindeutigt
on 28. March 2025, 23:43 by turnatun
edited the rules int the english version for clarity
on 28. March 2025, 21:58 by Gnubeutel
@gdc: the rules works with exactly the numbers stated, but there can be gaps. I.e. it can start at 2, end at 5 or be missing a 5.
on 28. March 2025, 20:05 by gdc
I am not sure how to interpret the fibonnaci rule.
Can the sequence go into double digit numbers? I.e. is 11235813 allowed?
What does "not all digits of the Fibonacci sequence need to be present" mean? The sequence is infinite, so of course there will be digits missing. Is it possible to skip digits in the sequence (158) or start from a different number (258) or both?
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