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KiMo Non-Unique Puzzle: sum modulo 10
Exemple - 1
S for spiral puzzles are very simple two-cell cage puzzles that allow you to practice basic techniques. (There is no S1 as it contained a duplicate in the underlying killer solution)
S2-S3
2-3
4-5
6-7
8-9
10-11
12-13
14-15
17-18
19-20
21-22
23-24
25-26
27-28
KiMo 27 : Numbers from www.menneske.no - this is a Disjoint Groups puzzle the Spots in each Nonet form a group of the numbers 1 to 9 with no repetition. This is the fourth dimension of the limit: Row, Column, Nonet, and Spot. This one is not too hard once you get the DG concept, but of course insolvable without it.
29-30
KiMo Puzzle 30
KiMo 30 - Based on DJApe Cool X 16699 a couple of cages were split but it is still rather brutal. I found a very interesting start which then stopped dead. The various cage splits I tried ruined the start so I have added a clue instead.
Clue: Clue: r1c(r5c2) = r5c2
In full: let X be the value in r5c2 then the cell at row 1 column X has value X.
31-32
33-34
Double KiMo Puzzle 1
Double KiMo 1: This is H3lix’s Double Interdependent Insane Killer #2 that some complained was actually too easy (they were starting to get the hang of using the double layout). I put it together in KiMo form to make it more difficult but it is still relatively easy. I am really enjoying solving these double puzzles.
Double KiMo Puzzle 2: This is Djape's "Siamese Twin" Double Killer ( if you have not tried the Killer it is currently at http://www.djape.net/sudoku/wp/). As a killer this was solvable through various routes - the main difficulty is getting your head around the layout and seeing the possibilities. As a KiMo it is slightly more difficult, but it is still a matter of recognising the layout possibilities.
While it is not a difficult one it is still very enjoyable.
Double KiMo Puzzle 3
Double KiMo Puzzle 3: A very difficult one for those of you who do not want to spend all your weekend watching the World Cup. This is effectively a Frame Sudoku but simplified a bit as frames seem almost impossible to solve in KiMo format. Comments welcome.
DG Killer 1
DG Killer Puzzle 2
(based on Menneske numbers) a fully symmetrical DG killer
DG Killer Puzzle 3
DG KiMo Puzzle 3 - my first full DG KiMo - it's quite interesting
DG KiMo Puzzle 5
DG KiMo 5: lots of doublets - a very hard breakthrough but then it flows quite well
DG KiMo Puzzle 7
DG KiMo 7: this one is significantly easier probably easier than #3