Weekly Kakuro (Cross Sums) #3
This puzzle requires you to use the “Innies/Outies” technique. I hope you are familiar with it. I might post an explanation of this technique soon.
Tag: INNIES
The Law of Leftovers (LOL)
I promised to explain this technique, which applies to Jigsaw Sudoku (aka irregular blocks) puzzles, a while ago, so it’s time to keep the promise. You can find the same technique explained on various other sites, too. This technique is…
Butterfly Killer Samurai
You knew this was coming – surely the largest Killer Sudoku puzzle ever! It’s a Butterfly Samurai Killer puzzle! It consists of 20 (twenty) 9×9 Sudoku sub-puzzles. There are 5 groups of 4 puzzles. Each group of 4 is arranged…
Samurai Killer
Here we go – Killer Samurai with full (quad) symmetry! The first step (innies and outies) in solving it is here.
Samurai Killer
Here we go – Killer Samurai with full (quad) symmetry! The first step (innies and outies) in solving it is here.
KILLER Samurai
At long last, I just uploaded my first ever Killer Samurai Sudoku. As all our other puzzles – it’s PERFECT ;). Why: 1. It has one and only one solution. If you claim differently – triple check all the rules…
Welcome new visitors!
Yesterday there was a post at blogs.guardian.co.uk about Killer Sudokus and a link to our site was posted. As a consequence, we’ve had some 600 referrals from that post within 12 hours (and overnight too)! I’d like to welcome our…
Puzzle difficulty
First of all, I posted a Killer X puzzle rated THINKER for today. I would like to know how difficult you find this one. Regarding the INSANE puzzle posted on Friday – I see that there has been a lot…
You Asked For It!
As promised, I just posted a puzzle with the rating that is currently in the lead in our poll. And that, apparently, is INSANE. This puzzle requires all Killer techniques + it requires some advanced classic Sudoku techniques (match subsets…
Complex innies/outies – part two
I saw two comments (by Graham and David) for the puzzle posted on October 25, and I think there’s a little clarification on “complext innies/outies” that should be made here. You should look for innies/outies in more than just one…