Threes See
(Eingestellt am 17. Mai 2026, 07:29 Uhr von mellowrobinson)
Normal Sudoku rules apply:
- Place the digits 1-9 once each into every row, column, and 3x3 box.
Cage Chaos:
- Locate six killer cages in the grid, each consisting of six orthogonally connected cells, and each containing the digits 1-6 without repeats.
- Cages do not touch orthogonally, but may touch diagonally.
Japanese Sums:
- A number outside the grid gives the sum of a contiguous set of cells which are in a killer cage.
- Such sets must be separated by at least one uncaged cell.
- In a row or column with a clue, all contiguous sets are given, in the correct order.
- "?" represents any digit that is a multiple of 3.
- "??" represents any two digit number that is a multiple of 3.
- "*" represents any number of sets, including none; which may or may not sum to a multiple of 3.
Threes See:
- Every digit 3 inside a Killer cage 'sees' three cells from its cage, including itself, where uncaged cells and the edge of the grid blocks sight.
Click here to solve
Lösungscode: caged digits in row 5, followed by caged digits in column 9
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Kommentare
am 21. Mai 2026, 18:49 Uhr von QuiltyAsCharged
That was very fun! The combination of rules seems a bit haphazard at first, but as I was solving it became apparent how well they work together
am 17. Mai 2026, 12:22 Uhr von Snookerfan
Great idea and execution leading to a brilliant puzzle! Thank you