Four new variations on a classic where the sky, and logic, are the only limits. Links to daily crossword puzzles and resources. A personal favorite Kakuros combined with Cryptograms. I assure you that you can easily solve this diagonal sudoku puzzle in no time. Diagonal Sudoku and four other varieties that add extra constraints to the Sudoku grid. Sudoku Dragon can generate and solve all these sizes of puzzle along with a great many more. Puzzle size grid 20x20 made up of 4 by 5 blocks. Puzzle size grid 14x14 made up of 2 by 7 blocks.
Puzzle size grid 6圆 made up of 2 by 3 blocks. Try using the combined rules of the standard sudoku and the diagonal rule as explained above to finish this puzzle. The same old strategies can be used to solve Sudokus of different sizes. Which only leaves us number 5 to be placed in R4C6. Since the launch of The Crossword in 1942, The Times has captivated solvers by providing engaging word and. It is also not applicable in R6C4 because 5 is already given in row 6 and also not in R5C5 because 5 is already given in row 5. Number 5 cannot be in R7C2 because 5 is already present in that region. Focusing on the diagonal line slanted up to the right (/), we know that numbers 1-9 will appear exactly once in that diagonal line.
So, weare only left with 8 to be placed in R7C2.Īnother clue using the diagonal rule, look at the numbers and lines highlighted in pink. In addition to the requirements of a standard Sudoku, the two diagonal lines also have to be numbers from 1-9 which cannot be repeated. Based on the standard Sudoku, diagonal Sudoku has more requirements. It is another variation of standard Sudoku. X Sudoku is also referred as Diagonal Sudoku. It is also not applicable in R8C3 because 8 is already given in row 3. A Great Variation Of Regular Sudoku Puzzle. Why? Because if you look at that diagonal line, there is already number 8, therefore 8 cannot be placed in R8C2.
In region 6, number 8 is only possible in R7C2. The first time it was called Hyper Sudoku was in Will Shortzs Favorite Sudoku Variations (February 2006). Now focus on numbers and lines highlighted in blue. Therefore, by using the fourth rule that says the numbers 1-9 will appear exactly once in the diagonal line, 3 is the missing number in Row 1 Column 9 (R1C9) cell. Looking at the diagonal, you can see that 2 and 9 are already given. In region 3 of the puzzle, the only missing numbers are 2, 3, and 9. Look at those that are highlighted in green.
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