Lil Loco Puzzle 1 The Euro
(Published on 14. February 2026, 14:17 by RailMan)
This is the first puzzle designed by my 10yo daughter 'Little Loco'. We hope you enjoy it. Kind words for a young setter are always appreciated.
Normal 6x6 sudoku rules apply. Place the digits 1 - 6 once in every row, column and box.
Parity lines: Digits on the red lines must alternate between odd and even.
XV: Digits separated by an X must sum to 10. Digits separated by a V must sum to 5.
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Solution code: Row 6
Comments
on 17. April 2026, 21:45 by SunOnFire
First puzzle. That was well done. Thanks.
on 28. March 2026, 15:32 by Frankster
Excellent!
on 16. March 2026, 10:08 by varbrad
Lovely colouring puzzle - thank you!
on 24. February 2026, 23:16 by nunc
So sweet! Well done!
on 22. February 2026, 22:06 by Logix
amazing
on 20. February 2026, 03:32 by CitrusGremlin
Nice solve! Took me about ten minutes, but I did forget that the lines inside the circle are parity lines as well for about eight of those.
on 19. February 2026, 20:17 by gwai77
Nice and easy
on 17. February 2026, 04:54 by johnreid
Very nice puzzle!
on 15. February 2026, 16:29 by GeorgeTheToad2
Another clever idea and well executed puzzle. Well done.
on 15. February 2026, 03:47 by achambers2010
A beautiful puzzle!
A suggestion for Little Loco is to be a little clearer with the markings. The "1" shows in four cells but the parity rule only applies to the cells that are in column 3 on the "1".
I look forward to doing more of their puzzles!
RailMan: Thank you for solving it and the feedback. R3C2 is connected to R3C3 and does follow the parity rules.
achambers2010: OMG, you're right, sorry about that!
RailMan: No problem. We will try to make our lines clearer in future.
on 15. February 2026, 02:57 by claire38
Very enjoyable! Always love the puzzles your daughter creates :)
on 14. February 2026, 17:35 by drbs
Very nice puzzle, a little tricky even. Well done, Little Loco!
on 14. February 2026, 17:12 by HeyItsErin
Another delightful, well-designed puzzle!
on 14. February 2026, 16:15 by CorpJigsQuand
Very nice. I like the idea that the theme of the puzzle is the reward for the original setter every time the puzzle gets solved.
RailMan: Oh, how I wish it were so... but we do it just for fun and to learn logic and creativity. Also, Rose's Apple Tree has been solved 1800+ times and that is way outside the pocket money budget!
on 14. February 2026, 16:09 by GorgeousNicko
LLovely Puzzle!
on 14. February 2026, 15:43 by sujoyku
Thank you for this nice little puzzle, Little Loco!
on 14. February 2026, 15:05 by supersim2000
Thank you for the fun puzzle, Little Loco :)
