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(Published on 7. September 2026, 16:51 by MegTheEgg)
Normal Sudoku rules apply: each row, column and 3×3 box must contain the digits 1–9 exactly once.
The purple line is a palindrome. This means that the digits on the line read the same forwards and backwards. (ex.:, 1-2-3-2-1 would be a valid palindrome)
The purple dot is an odd dot. This means the digit on the dot must be odd.
Killer cages are outlined groups of cells. The digits within a cage must be distinct and add up to the given total.
Black Dots are kropki dots. They mean one of the digits is double the other.
https://sudokupad.app/dpyegjn52m Sudoku-Pad-Link
Solution code: The palindrome on the questionmark
Solved by vollbesonderbar, gwai77, StefanSch, SKORP17, L00ping007
Comments
on 7. September 2026, 21:02 by StefanSch
In my opinion the puzzle does not have an unique solution.
Have I missed a rule?