gijskeman Rated puzzle: ModerateBest completion time: 1:14:16Time on first attempt: 1:41:27Used 'valid marks' Used 'check puzzle' when incorrect
Maybe there are more correct solutions. I think mine is correct also.
Posted 5th Feb 2016 at 13:16
gareth Administrator Daily subscriber Has started but not yet finished this puzzle
Every puzzle on Puzzlemix has one, unique solution. In this puzzle, everywhere there is an 'o' between two squares then the two squares must sum to an odd number. What this means in practice is that one must be odd and one must be even.
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Posted 5th Feb 2016 at 18:02
JoergWausW Daily subscriber Best completion time: 11:58Time on first attempt: 16:31
Oh, man. This one is pretty easy (no x-wings), but I failed to not make stupid mistakes (ending up with squares and no numbers left). So I needed several tries...
Posted 15th Feb 2016 at 22:43
gijskeman Rated puzzle: ModerateBest completion time: 1:14:16Time on first attempt: 1:41:27Used 'valid marks' Used 'check puzzle' when incorrect
my solution is also correct, so no single unique solution
Posted 16th Feb 2016 at 00:29
gareth Administrator Daily subscriber Has started but not yet finished this puzzle
Every puzzle on Puzzlemix has a unique solution. In this puzzle the circles between squares indicate cells that sum to odd numbers. Without this rule then yes, you will find other solutions. Click "Instruxtions" at the top of this page for more details.
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