Diagonally Non-Consecutive Sudoku 2013 - 1

Today we have a Diagonally non-Consecutive Sudoku.

Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Additionally, diagonally adjacent cells cannot contain consecutive digits.

Palindrome Sudoku 2013 - 1

Today we have a Palindrome Sudoku for the Daily League.

Last week was good performance wise for me at the Daily League.

Last Friday was a Twodoku by Tom Collyer.
Saturday saw a Kid Sudoku by Bram, which was one of my favourites from last week.
Sunday was an Outside Sudoku by Kwaka.
Monday we had a Sum or Product Outside Sudoku by Min Young Joo.
Tuesday was Prasanna's Consecutive Sudoku.
Wednesday was Bastien's Irregular Sudoku, which I still have to solve.

Another big step for the League was taken with the help of Karel Tesar who manages the sudokucup.com website. The league puzzles are available online on their website for solving, so if anyone wants to try the puzzles online without having to print them, then sudokucup.com is the website you need to visit. :)

The rules of Palindrome sudoku are the same as a classic sudoku. Additionally digits along the given lines read the same when read from either direction on the line.

Even Odd Skyscraper Sudoku 2013 - 1

Today's puzzle is one of my favorite creations. I don't think I have spent more time on any puzzle than I have spent on creating this sudoku for the Daily League. I know I am putting up a sudoku once a week on the blog as against a daily puzzle but believe me that there is good news in the offing soon. :)

Last Friday was Tom Collyer's Diagonal Sudoku.
Saturday was Bram's Sum Sandwich Sudoku, in preparation for an upcoming LMI Contest.
Sunday was Kwaka's Rossini Sudoku with Disjoint group constraints.
Monday was Fred's Irregular Sudoku.
Tuesday was Prasanna's Weighted Killer Sudoku.
Wednesday was Bastien's Thermo Sudoku.

Today for the Daily League we have an Even Odd Skyscraper. Place numbers in the grid such that each row, column and 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9. Each number represents the height of the skyscraper in each cell. The digits outside the grid indicate the number of skyscrapers seen from the corresponding direction. Shaded cells inside and outside the grid can contain only even digits.

Happy Solving. :)

AntiKnight Sudoku 2013 - 3

Today is an Anti-Knight Sudoku for the Daily league. Things have been hectic and hence the puzzle updates for blog have become infrequent. Soon there will be a news update for all so keep watching this space.

On the Daily League, we have had a splurge of great puzzles as always. I haven't solved any this week, but indeed to do it later this weekend.

Friday was Tom Collyer's 8 is still alive which was renamed as A Date with 8. I will take credit for that :)
Saturday was Bram's 10 Box Sudoku.
Sunday was Kwaka's Odd Sudoku.
Monday was Fred's Diagonally NonConsecutive Sudoku.
Tuesday was Prasanna's Galloping Horses.
Wednesday was Bastien's Figure Sudoku.

Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Additionally, a number cannot repeat at a cell which is at a Knight's step, as in Chess, from itself.

Anti-knight Sudoku 2013 - 2

Today is an Anti-Knight Sudoku for my dear friend Tom Collyer. You will find a few of them cropping up quite frequently in the coming few days.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally, a digit cannot repeat at a cell which is at a knight's step from itself.