Parity Fun 26
(Eingestellt am 25. April 2026, 10:00 Uhr von galium_odoratum)
Another new parity ruleset using arrows. This might be at first a bit on the tricker side, but once you get certain things it should be fairly approachable. Have fun!
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
Parity Counting Arrows: The digit in an arrow’s bulb gives the number of digits on that arrow that share its parity (odd or even). The bulb digit itself cannot appear on the arrow. If a bulb has multiple arrows, each arrow is counted independently (e.g., a bulb with 2 and two arrows requires two even digits on each arrow).
White Kropki: Digits separated by a white dot must be consecutive.
Play on SudokuPad
Try out the others of this series:
Parity Fun 10
Parity Fun 11
Parity Fun 12
Parity Fun 13
Parity Fun 14
Parity Fun 15
Parity Fun 16
Parity Fun 17
Parity Fun 18
Parity Fun 19
Parity Fun 20
Parity Fun 21
Parity Fun 22
Parity Fun 23
Parity Fun 24
Parity Fun 25
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
Parity Counting Arrows: The digit in an arrow’s bulb gives the number of digits on that arrow that share its parity (odd or even). The bulb digit itself cannot appear on the arrow. If a bulb has multiple arrows, each arrow is counted independently (e.g., a bulb with 2 and two arrows requires two even digits on each arrow).
White Kropki: Digits separated by a white dot must be consecutive.
Play on SudokuPad
Try out the others of this series:
Parity Fun 10
Parity Fun 11
Parity Fun 12
Parity Fun 13
Parity Fun 14
Parity Fun 15
Parity Fun 16
Parity Fun 17
Parity Fun 18
Parity Fun 19
Parity Fun 20
Parity Fun 21
Parity Fun 22
Parity Fun 23
Parity Fun 24
Parity Fun 25
Lösungscode: Row 6
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Kommentare
am 10. September 2026, 12:32 Uhr von annaeinachin
It felt like a accurate description for me. It took me a while at the beginning and suddenly it all made sense. such a nice puzzle. thank you for setting
am 13. Mai 2026, 17:37 Uhr von Rjw78
Thank you I really enjoyed this puzzle. One tip (possibly obvious to everyone). if you’re using colours to indicate the odd/even, then use one set of colours for definite odd and even numbers and one set of colours for possible odd and even digit positions
