After nearly a year of no puzzling, I watched Nell Gwyn interview Marty Sears on the SudokuCon Twitch channel as she begins a reboot of the Setter Spotlight series that I decided to stop doing over a year ago. I have been busy with life. For example, in just a week from now, my partner and I will be purchasing our first house and expecting our first baby within a couple months. I couldn't think of a baby pun so here is Prime Real Estate, I hope you enjoy.
Rules:
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
In each cage, the sum of the prime numbers (2, 3, 5, 7) must equal the sum of the composite numbers (4, 6, 8, 9). Numbers cannot repeat inside a cage. (For example, a 5-cell cage might contain the numbers 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 as 2 + 3 + 7 = 4 + 8.)
As 1 is neither prime nor composite, it can appear in any cage without contributing to the sum of either prime or composite numbers.
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Solution code: Row 9 from left to right (9 digits, no spaces or commas)
on 3. August 2026, 05:16 by Crusader175
Very nice puzzle! Enjoyed figuring out the logic!
on 2. August 2026, 18:14 by dkfan9
really enjoyed working on these small math problems, thank you!
on 1. August 2026, 03:25 by ul-Rhymm
Clever puzzle with very satisfying logic!
on 1. August 2026, 02:46 by ul-Rhymm
Clever puzzle with very satisfying logic!
on 31. July 2026, 20:49 by Playmaker6174
Sweet and fun arithmetic puzzle that tickled my brain for a while x)
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