Normal Sudoku rules apply.
Region Sum Lines: Box borders divide lines into segments with equal sums. The sum for different lines can be different.
Kropki: Digits connected by a black dot have a 1:2 ratio (one is double the other).
Quadruple: Every digit in a white circle has to be assigned to one of the four surrounding cells. The black ellipses around the quadruple clues don't mean anything.
Arrow: Digits along an arrow sum to the number in the attached circle.
Ellipse: Digits inside a red ellipse are odd.
Disjoint Groups: Cells that appear in the same position relative to their 3x3 box must not contain the same digit. For example, if there is a 3 in r1c1, then you can't have a 3 in r1c4, r1c7, r4c1, r4c4, r4c7, r7c1, r7c4 and r7c7.
Lösungscode: Row 4 from left to right
am 2. Mai 2025, 03:48 Uhr von Fisherman
The puzzle is aces, but I want to address a peeve. As night follows day, someone will claim they didn't use disjoint. Disable all conflict checking before you say so.
am 1. Mai 2025, 22:03 Uhr von Spider
This was really interesting with such a fun design. 2.5* for me