I am very happy to present the first Yin-Yang Erica, which I have created for the Scojo's Impostor prompt to represent my setting style.
Please let me know if you think I managed to do so! :-)
I hope you will enjoy and I would be really grateful for all the comments and ratings.
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Yin-Yang: Shade some cells in the grid so that all shaded cells are orthogonally connected, all unshaded cells are orthogonally connected, and no 2×2 region is entirely shaded or entirely unshaded.
Values: A shaded cell containing a digit x has a value of x+5 [mod10] (in other words, digits 1-4 gain 5, and digits 5-9 lose 5); an unshaded cell has a value equal to its digit.
German Arrows: A value on a green arrow indicates how many cells in the indicated direction contain values that differ from it by at least 5.
If you liked this puzzle, I recommend trying out my other puzzles :-)Lösungscode: Second (2nd) column of the grid from top to bottom (with the symbol "/" marking borders between shaded and unshaded cells, e.g., 123/4/5/67/89).
am 27. September 2026, 03:49 Uhr von zeniko
Great setting. At the start, this looked like a Juggler puzzle. The shaded values continued messing with my brain, though, so this is definitively something else. Thanks for sharing.