Lösungscode: Row 1
Gestern, 13:57 Uhr von jez9999
Nice little puzzle!
am 25. Mai 2026, 22:00 Uhr von Lithium-Ion
This puzzle is great fun and definitely deserves a rating above 90%. Lovely idea and great setting!
am 22. Mai 2026, 03:46 Uhr von VitP
i DEMAND BONUS credit for figuring out the rules.
lol
no, it's fine. easy 2.
but in my world, any puzzle with zero defects (which this one is) deserves at least a 90% rating, and then you can argue about the remaining 10%.
am 21. Mai 2026, 19:36 Uhr von Vythic
I appreciate the comments, thank you!
am 21. Mai 2026, 04:07 Uhr von iEtsh
Loved it !
am 20. Mai 2026, 22:23 Uhr von Jasperrr
Nice puzzle, haven't seen the initial ruleset but currently I would rate it an easy 2*
am 20. Mai 2026, 21:28 Uhr von dzamie
That was pretty cool! The diagonals tripped me up a couple of times, but in the end, I figured out a simple way to quickly see which cells could and couldn't be spies.
am 20. Mai 2026, 18:54 Uhr von galium_odoratum
Well, I tried solving it using the old wording of the rules assuming that shaded cells can have values "overwriting" their digit which was quite the interesting ruleset tbh. Mid-solve I got stuck and read the updated rules. Not sure how to rate the difficulty now, with the "old rules" it was a 4* (and maybe not solveable at all), but I really liked the ambiguity, maybe consider this for a sequel puzzle?
am 20. Mai 2026, 18:16 Uhr von Vythic
(Better clarified shaded cells in the rules).
am 20. Mai 2026, 18:06 Uhr von StefanSch
In what cases is the VALUE of a shaded cell taken into account rather than the DIGIT displayed there?
Since all the rules refer to DIGITs and not to VALUEs.
Or does it means that the DIGIT in a shaded cell is equal to the distance to the closest circle?