Monday, 8 July 2013

nr. 962 - Daily League Sudoku - Triangle Sums Sudoku

This is a sudoku for Daily League Sudoku. 
This was a new type of WSC2011. It appeared in Part8, which was a bit special.There were 5 sudoku type 2 puzzles from each. One of them contained only signs, in the other one there wasn't any sign. I invented this sudoku genre to piece out the round.
This puzzle is solvable without any given number, but I decided that I would give some extra clues.


Rules for Triangle Sums Sudoku:

Standard Sudoku rules apply. A cell that equals to the sum of two of its diagonally touching 
neighbours is marked with a grey right triangle, with its legs facing towards the two neighbours. 
Whenever a cell contains two such triangles, the resulting grey square is shown. In this case, it is part 
of the puzzle to figure out which are the triangles that made up for that square. All available triangles 
(and squares) are given. 





1 comment:

  1. Loved this sudoku, it's the first time I've ever seen it but it solves really well!

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