by Md88keys
Play in Sudokupad
Choose a set of six digits from 1-9 and fill the irregular sudoku so each of the selected digits appears once in every row, column, and marked region.
Kropki dots: Black dots indicate cells with a 2:1 ratio. White dots indicate cells with consecutive digits.
Negative constraint: All dots within a region are given.
Note: If it occurs in the grid, within a region, a pair of 1-2 will be marked with either a black or white dot.
Solution code: Row 6
on 12. June 2025, 00:31 by kopo1
Wow! What a puzzle! Very nicely set. One of the nicest puzzle I've ever solved.
on 1. May 2025, 07:09 by Md88keys
Thank you Adelaide for the suggestion.
A 9*9 Sequel is now available to solve!
on 29. April 2025, 05:35 by adelaide
simple but clever; a pretty puzzle with a fun rule set -- I'd love to see a 9x9 or even a chaos construction with a similar idea
on 24. April 2025, 06:24 by TheKyoshiroFan
Really enjoyed the logic on solving this.
on 23. April 2025, 17:45 by dingledork
I really enjoyed this, thank you!
on 23. April 2025, 16:51 by Sparky
Very fun one, thank you !
on 23. April 2025, 16:41 by JonnyKaufman
This was such a well-set use of the constraints, thanks!
on 23. April 2025, 16:26 by Garizon
Proof that a puzzle doesn’t have to be difficult to be elegant. Well set.
on 23. April 2025, 15:16 by kyuquu
very nice usage of the negative constraint!
on 23. April 2025, 14:56 by PinkNickels
Thanks for a fun one!
Difficulty: | ![]() |
Rating: | 94 % |
Solved: | 211 times |
Observed: | 6 times |
ID: | 000N1C |
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