When I started here, kropkis never had any number given. I was surprised when I saw that for the first time - and then quite regularly. I assume there is a limited number of kropki-9x9 without numbers and with an unique solution. I guess, to keep the grid empty, it has to be different sizes.
What about a 10x10 with grey dots between the 5 and the A? Or a 12x12 with 3<->6<->C and 5<->A...
Posted 21st Jan 2022 at 22:28
Elisabeth Daily subscriber Rated puzzle: ModerateCompletion time: 29:17
Oh dear how complicated:) I got in quite enough of a tangle with this one!!
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Last edited by HollyBlue 21st Jan 2022 at 01:18
What about a 10x10 with grey dots between the 5 and the A? Or a 12x12 with 3<->6<->C and 5<->A...
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