here's another example of an easy puzzle (still quite some work to fill it in of course):
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playing around with a 16x16 Killer Sudoku generator / solver ...
here's another example of an easy puzzle (still quite some work to fill it in of course):
here's another example of an easy puzzle (still quite some work to fill it in of course):
Last edited by pnm on Thu Oct 01, 2015 3:56 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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I've put a 16x16 with larger cages (but still shouldn't be very difficult) at this
Killer Sudoku "placeholder" page.
edit: I've received some feedback that this puzzle is in fact harder than the others![[scared]](./images/smilies/msp_scared.gif "Scared")
Killer Sudoku "placeholder" page.
edit: I've received some feedback that this puzzle is in fact harder than the others
I didn't try the earlier ones, but while this one was difficult in that it required some modification of the standard killer sudoku strategies, it wasn't outlandishly difficult.
It took about an hour and a half to solve, but considering the size of the thing that's not unexpected.
More cumbersome than difficult, I'd say.
Edit: This is referring to the one on the placeholder page, linked in the previous post.
It took about an hour and a half to solve, but considering the size of the thing that's not unexpected.
More cumbersome than difficult, I'd say.
Edit: This is referring to the one on the placeholder page, linked in the previous post.
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It is an easy killersudoku. It only uses innies and outies and 'naked groups'.
Done well, Patrick!
Done well, Patrick!
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Not a bad idea, thanks for the reminder.veryevilking wrote:Will you post a new one for points?
About making it worth points: should be possible I think.