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Sudoku 10 in Black and White

(Published on 25. November 2025, 20:21 by juggler)

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LATIN ELLIPSE - In the center of each large grey square, place a digit from 1-7. Squares can't have the same digit if their rows or columns overlap (i.e. if some horizontal or vertical line could intersect both squares).

KROPKI - Squares connected by a white ェ have consecutive values. Squares connected by a black ェ have values in a 1:2 ratio.

the Piet Mondrian Collection

   

   

Solution code: Digits down the center of the tallest column (5 digits)

Last changed on on 28. November 2025, 21:02

Solved by Caconym, Neumino, SKORP17, Eresus, eladv, Guvenistan, jsxft, Steven R, josh_johnson, TJ , dorverbin, zeniko, fkib, Piff, Sus, totem_mapr, Default, Franjo, asynchronous, konklone, Mr. Happy, SZCrow, ... The Book Wyrm, Ascha, hajuyi, samjna0049, Blake Saligia, Crulamin, CutieRainbow, okravetz, 3ColorTheorem, Nell Gwyn, marcnesium_iv, leiming, wunder108, Timwi, kdwji, amelenty, jennyaa, BabyfacedBard
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Comments

on 21. June 2026, 19:43 by wunder108
Wow, not so hard but I really loved this one! When I finished the solve, I paid attention to the title and felt guilty for using colors.. Thanks for this chef-d'oeuvre!

on 4. December 2025, 09:43 by QuiltyAsCharged
Truly elegant in both the aesthetics and the underlying logic. I very much enjoyed!

on 27. November 2025, 03:50 by konklone
That was some 4* coloring, for a 5* hotel of a puzzle. I love this collection, thank you for putting so much care into these puzzles!

on 26. November 2025, 14:49 by Franjo
Sorry, master Mondrian. I destroyed your beautiful artwork - and colored it!
Thank you, Michael, for another piece of your puzzle-art with this art-puzzle.

on 25. November 2025, 22:49 by Caconym
Really enjoyed this one. Was tough for me to start but once I wrapped my head around it was very enjoyable. Solution code is unintuitive though.

Last changed on 25. November 2025, 23:28

on 25. November 2025, 22:41 by Eresus
Fascinating concept, really enjoyed this, thank you. Didn't immediately understand the solution code, maybe "the top 3, and bottom 2 digits in the tallest column"?

Difficulty:3
Rating:94 %
Solved:65 times
Observed:6 times
ID:000QAR

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