As promised, I’m starting to post the flower sudoku puzzles here. They will be posted usually on Saturday’s. Today’s puzzle is my first of this kind, it’s a Non-consecutive Flower Sudoku for Saturday, February 2, 2008. Rules: Solve the puzzle so that any two horizontally or vertically adjacent cells DO NOT contain two consecutive numbers […]
A few important points today: 1. Today’s puzzle is a Non-consecutive Kakuro 2. I have changed the graphics of the puzzle so there won’t be too many black cells, I hope you like it better. 3. The puzzles will be available both as PDF and PNG from now on, so you can download whichever one […]
Ok, after all Sudoku variations that I have produced, here is my first Kakuro variation. It’s a NON-CONSECUTIVE Kakuro! Rules: Solve the puzzle so that the numbers in every horizontal and vertical region add up to the sum indicated for that region. Numbers CAN NOT be repeated in any region. IMPORTANT: In this particular puzzle, […]
A few visitors to my forum have been creating these puzzles for quite some time. Well, here is one from me. Rules: Everything is exactly the same as in your ordinary Killer Sudoku puzzles, except that there are even fewer clues given to you to start with. Some cells are not joined in any cages, […]
Here is another unique puzzle – Non-Consecutive Killer Sudoku. If you ignore the non-consecutive rule, this puzzle has many solution. So, you must be careful not to place any two consecutive numbers next to each other! Then, the puzzle has a unique solution. Click on the puzzle thumbnail to access the puzzle. Enjoy!
It’s been a while! 🙂 For various reasons I haven’t made any posts in the last few months but that’s about to change. Thanks to Princess Amy, I’m presenting you a very special Sudoku puzzle. It consists of 1 Killer, 1 Odd/Even, 1 , 1 Consecutive and 1 Butterfly Sudoku puzzle, arranged Samurai Sudoku-style. Make […]
How many Sudoku variants are there? I don’t know. To calculate, you’d have to multiply the number of overlapping types with the number of variants that impose additional constraints on each puzzle. I produce puzzles with 5 different constraints: Killer, Odd/Even, Greater/Less than, Consecutive, and Non-Consecutive. But then again, you can put an “X” on […]
Someone 😉 complained and asked for more new variants and specifically for cons/non-cons puzzles. So here it is – first ever Consecutive Butterfly (4 in 1) Sudoku puzzle. “Pipes” (“|” symbols) between cells mean that those cells must contain consecutive numbers. If there is no pipe – those cells can’t contain consecutive numbers. This second […]
