- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Reflected parity: Every cell in the grid is paired with the cell reflected across R5C5 (for example R1C3 is paired with R9C7; R4C2 is paired with R6C8 etc. – see example below). Pairs of reflected cells have the same even/odd parity.
- Dynamic fog: The grid is partially covered with fog. Correctly placed digits will clear the fog of a cell’s reflected cell. Guessing is not required.
- Straight Arrows: Digits along an arrow sum to the digit in the connected circled cell. Digits may repeat on an arrow if allowed by other rules. All arrows in this puzzle are straight.
- Killer cages: Digits in cages must sum to the number in the top-left corner and cannot repeat. All cage sums are given.
- Kropki dots: Cells connected by a white dot contain consecutive digits. Not all possible dots are given.
- XV sums: Digits separated by V sum to 5; digits separated by X sum to 10. Not all possible XV sums are given.
Below is an example of reflected pairs of cells. Cells of the same colour represented reflected pairs of cells.
Solve it on CTC .
Please feel free to ask any question regarding the puzzle in the comments and I’ll do my best to respond ASAP :)
Happy solving!
Lösungscode: Row 9, left to right. Answer should be 9 characters, no spaces.
am 14. Juli 2025, 05:07 Uhr von QuiltyAsCharged
A superb puzzle
am 13. Juli 2025, 18:32 Uhr von NotSoMagnifique
I appreciate the diagram that you included in the description, it helped me out a few times!
am 12. Juli 2025, 17:43 Uhr von vfig
really liked the "reflective fog" in this puzzle!
smooth sailing apart from two very rough spots in the middle, which took me and chat _ages_ to find!
am 12. Juli 2025, 16:01 Uhr von clock
The design based on the details of the killer Sudoku rules is very novel and interesting, but the negative logic chain in some parts of the reasoning process is too long, which makes me tormented.
am 12. Juli 2025, 14:44 Uhr von graggle
Clarification to ruleset
am 12. Juli 2025, 14:01 Uhr von SudokuFan
I haven't fully solved this yet, but it should be made clearer in the rules that cage sums are always in the leftmost cell of the topmost row of the cage, and that all cage sums are given
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Graggle: Good point! I'll add that now