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Another Sudoku variation that I have adopted from my readers: Twin Killer Sudoku. Two puzzles that do not overlap. Instead, they are placed next to each other, but most importantly – they both have the same solution. Or, to be…
I am very pleased to make these two announcements – both are related to publications in Switzerland only: 1. A book by Thierry Godel (published by Favre) has come out. It is called “L’essentiel du Sudoku” and it contains various…
This is to let you know that I’m taking a long weekend, so there won’t be any puzzles posted on Friday, April 28. To keep you happy :), today’s killer sudoku is rated IQ/INSANE, so it should give you a…
Yet another Sudoku puzzle variation – it’s somewhat similar to “greater/less than” puzzles but completely new solving methods are required to solve it. It is called Consecutive Sudoku, although I’ve seen it under the name “Disallowed Number Place”. You start…
It’s been a while since I last posted a Killer Samurai puzzle and it’s time to bring you another challenging puzzle with this layout.
This is just a reminder that from last week I started posting Weekly Sudoku Samurai X puzzles on the Samurai Sudoku page. I just uploaded this week’s puzzle on the Samurai Sudoku page.
Since my Sudoku K book is still a few months away, it is time to introduce another book with my Killer Sudoku and Samurai Sudoku puzzles and puzzles from other puzzle creators. The book I’m talking about is called “Teach…
Here is another Sudoku overlapping puzzle variation. This one was suggested again by udosuk, just like the butterfly puzzles. If you have seen Sudoku puzzles with this layout before – please let me know! There are 5 puzzles that heavily…
Samurai Sudoku X for Tuesday, April 11 – this is the only place you can find these kind of Sudoku puzzles! From now on, WEEKLY Samurai puzzles will be shown on Samurai Sudoku page. This week’s puzzle has been moved…
I promised something special with the Clueless concept before – and here it is: my first ever Clueless Killer Sudoku puzzle. Again, thanks to Ruud from www.sudocue.net for inventing the “clueless” concept. There are 9 Sudoku puzzles with no overlapping…