Double Construction (Dazed Out #10 - Finale)
(Eingestellt am 26. August 2026, 13:50 Uhr von .proxz14)
RULES
- 1. Double Chaos Construction: Somewhere on the grid there is a 6x6 set of cells, the location of which is to be determined by the solver. Divide that 6x6 into 6 regions of 6 orthogonally connected cells each. Place the digits 1-6 once each in every row, column and region within this 6x6 inner grid. The remaining cells (outside of the 6x6 inner grid), are divided into 5 regions which all contain 9 orthogonally connected cells and the digits 1-9 once each.
- 2. Region Sum Clues: Consider any row or column that crosses the edges of the 6x6 inner grid. Two regions meet at that edge in this row/column: one inner region (touching the boundary from inside the 6x6) and one outer region (touching the boundary from outside the 6x6). Within this row or column, those two sets of cells must have equal sums.
- 3. Killer: Digits inside of a cage can't repeat, and must add up to the given value.
- 4. Kropki: Cells that are separated by a white dot contain digits that are consecutive.
Lösungscode: Digits of the top right corner region in normal reading order, followed by the digits of region that contains the cell r5c5 in normal reading order.
Zuletzt geändert am 26. August 2026, 13:52 Uhr
Gelöst von DarthV13, Arheus, osmie, Becky, Asphodel, 30somethingsolver, Survivalinstinct_07, dogfarts, ShoneChello, h5663454, BaguetteSolves, han233ing, marcmees, lsw770770, shifman23, BlazingSnow, Ipit, pmatos, beansontoast_, XuanZzz, BeeBoi, steeto, ly_ra17, chge4016, bansalsaab, dmm90, yangduoxing, zaj20020530, Isael
Kommentare
Gestern, 07:39 Uhr von dmm90
Such a weird puzzle! I found it very hard. And could not solve it without being a little bifurcatory.
Zuletzt geändert am 27. August 2026, 11:36 Uhr
am 27. August 2026, 11:17 Uhr von marcmees
Very tricky. Even when I took the right turn from the start, I kept doubting my progress in the construction of the nine cell regions and retraced quite often my steps. Had 100 % fun. Thanks
am 26. August 2026, 16:00 Uhr von Arheus
That is an unbelievable puzzle. Such a crazy, original idea. 5* difficulty for me, but it solves beautifully. Congratulations!
