Skybreaker (Dazed Out #8)
(Published on 15. June 2026, 13:13 by .proxz14)
- 1. Chaos Construction: Divide the grid into 9 regions that all consist of 9 orthogonally connected cells each. Place the digits 1-9 in every row, column and region once each.
- 2. First-Hidden Skyscrapers: Each digit in the grid represents a skyscraper of that height. Red clues outside the grid represent the height of the first skyscraper that can't be seen when looking into the grid from the position of the clue.
- 3. Numbered Rooms: Black clues outside the grid indicate the digit which has to be placed in the Nth cell in the corresponding direction where N is the first digit in that direction.
- 4. Chaos Clues: If a row or column has an outside clue, all cells up to the cell that contains the clued digit belong to the same region (The clued cell belongs to a different region).
Solution code: Digits of the top-right corner region (i.e. the region that contains R1C9) in normal reading order.
Comments
on 25. June 2026, 10:58 by MagnusJosefsson
Fantastic puzzle! Very enjoyable logic and a well-balanced path through-out.
on 22. June 2026, 22:16 by madhupt
Wow!!! That was not easy at all. There were so many pitfalls but a very very nice solve. Each small deduction felt so rewarding. Nothing was ever very obvious. Each digit had to be earned and did not really even the next one or two steps very smooth. Had to do heavy wading through this. Thanks a lot for sharing this masterpiece.
on 22. June 2026, 16:33 by madhupt
Wow!!! That was not easy at all. There were so many pitfalls but a very very nice solve. Each small deduction felt so rewarding. Nothing was ever very obvious. Each digit had to be earned and did not really even the next one or two steps very smooth. Had to do heavy wading through this. Thanks a lot for sharing this masterpiece.
on 22. June 2026, 08:49 by madhupt
Wow!!! That was not easy at all. There were so many pitfalls but a very very nice solve. Each small deduction felt so rewarding. Nothing was ever very obvious. Each digit had to be earned and did not really even the next one or two steps very smooth. Had to do heavy wading through this. Thanks a lot for sharing this masterpiece.
on 21. June 2026, 22:10 by madhupt
Wow!!! That was not easy at all. There were so many pitfalls but a very very nice solve. Each small deduction felt so rewarding. Nothing was ever very obvious. Each digit had to be earned and did not really even the next one or two steps very smooth. Had to do heavy wading through this. Thanks a lot for sharing this masterpiece.
on 18. June 2026, 13:34 by Mondo
Found lots this extremely tricky, but a really enjoyable solve!
