The Fourteenth Floor (Standard Skyscrapers)
(Published on 5. January 2026, 17:59 by Feadoor)
Place a number from 1 to 14 into each cell so that every row and column contains each number exactly once.
A clue outside the grid indicates how many cells in the corresponding row or column contain a number that is larger than the number in all preceding cells, when reading from the direction of the clue.
A clue outside the grid indicates how many cells in the corresponding row or column contain a number that is larger than the number in all preceding cells, when reading from the direction of the clue.
Solution code: Column 8, top to bottom (use both digits for multi-digit numbers)
Last changed on on 6. January 2026, 09:59
Solved by SKORP17, clover, KNT, Fool on Hill, Statistica, Jesper, jhrdina
Comments
on 8. January 2026, 19:57 by jhrdina
Incredible design!
on 7. January 2026, 23:59 by Fool on Hill
This is extraordinary and difficult and brilliant. So easy to go wrong, and so satisfying to solve when you get it right ...
on 6. January 2026, 16:03 by Statistica
Super, mal wieder ein Riesenhochhausrätsel. Ist (zu) lange her :-)
Last changed on 6. January 2026, 03:51
on 6. January 2026, 03:48 by KNT
That was very hard. But definitely one of the more memorable puzzles I've solved lately!
on 5. January 2026, 18:17 by Feadoor
Added answer checking to the solve link
