Showing posts with label Arrow Sudoku. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arrow Sudoku. Show all posts

Arrow Odd Count 2018 - 2

Today we have another Arrow Odd Count Sudoku for WSC Practice. This one is my creation.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally, digits in a circle denote the count of odd digits along its arrow.


Arrow Skyscrapers 2018 - 1

Today, we have another practice puzzle for WSC practice.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally, Digits along the arrows represent buildings of the height given by its value. Number in a circle tells you the count of visible buildings along the corresponding arrow. Higher building covers all smaller or equal building behind it.


Arrow Odd Count 2018 - 1

Today we have another puzzle for WSC practice. This puzzle has been created by our guest author Kumaresan and is being posted here on our blog.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally the digit in a circle denotes the number of odd digits along the arrow.




Arrow Sudoku 2017 - 1

Today I have created an Arrow Sudoku on the request of Rakesh Rai. Since it is Navratra (Indian festival) time, I have created the clues in the form of a Swastika, a religious symbol in India. Hope you all like it.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally, the digits in the circle is equal to the sum of the digits long the arrow.


Arrow Sudoku 2015 - 1

This has been a hectic month. One Championship after another.

Too tired and lazy to create a full fledged puzzle, so here is a 6x6 Arrow Sudoku :) A bit tricky though :)

Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Additionally, digits in a circle equals the sum of the digits on the corresponding arrow. Digits may repeat on an arrow.


Arrow Sudoku 2013 - 1

As promised we have an arrow sudoku today. This is the first Arrow Sudoku that I am posting on the blog and thanks to PS for reminding me that I had never done an arrow sudoku before. This is of medium difficulty and not too tricky, well not too obvious either and i wanted to maintain the symmetry of the givens too.

Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Additionally digits in the circle are equal to the sum of the digits along the arrow from it. Digits may repeat on an arrow.