1. Jigsaw: Place the digits 1 through 9 in each empty cell. Digits must not repeat within the same row, column, or box, the boxes should find out by solver;
2. Kropki Rules: A black dot between cells indicates cell values with a 2:1 ratio, A white dot between cells indicates cells with consecutive values. And the two cells adjacent to the dot do not belong to the same box, Not all dots are given;
3. Nestification: Somewhere in the grid there is a 4×4 region should fill with 4 numbers from 1~9, and it should be exactly divided into 4 parts with 4 cells like a small jigsaw sudoku, the location should find out by the solver;
4. Skyscrapers: Each digit in the small jigsaw represents the height of a building in its cell. Taller buildings obstruct the view of shorter ones behind them. Digits beside the small jigsaw give the number of buildings visible from that vantage point in the digit's row or column.
Here is a example puzzle:
CTC link.For example puzzle.
Main puzzle:
CTC link.Have fun solving!
Solution code: The Row 1 of all the Jigsaw Sudoku, big to small, 13 digits and separate with "/", for example puzzle:"312465/654".
on 27. September 2025, 14:34 by marcmees
very beautiful, well constructed & challenging till the end. Thanks
on 27. September 2025, 05:25 by henrypijames
I don't understand rule number 3, nor what the coloring in the example is supposed to show.
Reply to @henrypijames: In example is the blue 3×3, and the red is the rule number 4, Skyscrapers’ clue.
on 26. September 2025, 23:25 by zeniko
The Skyscraper-in-Sudoku part was novel and enjoyable, the remaining chaos construction was however far trickier than expected. Still a very nice puzzle. Thanks for sharing.
on 26. September 2025, 19:26 by Playmaker6174
@bansalsaab: yeah, I think enter first row of the 9x9 grid first, then first row of the smaller 4x4 grid
on 26. September 2025, 19:07 by bansalsaab
I dont understand the solution code. Row 1 of 9x9 sudoku or the row 1 of 4x4 jigsaw? What is big to small?
Reply to @bansalsaab:Playmaker6174 said is right, sorry for my poor English.
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