Welcome to a fascinating challenge in our Daily Sudoku League! Today's puzzle is an Anti Knight Sudoku, a popular variant that adds a chess-inspired twist to the classic game. While the standard Sudoku rules apply, an additional constraint is in play: no two digits that are a knight's move apart (as in chess) can be the same. This rule creates a unique and engaging logical landscape. This puzzle offers a smooth ride for experts, but beginners may find a spot or two that require careful thought. Are you ready to make your move?
This Anti Knight Sudoku puzzle is my contribution to the Daily Sudoku League, the 40th Sudoku puzzle in this series.
Rules of Anti Knight Sudoku
Classic Sudoku Rules apply. Additionally, the knight's move constraint applies: no two digits that are a knight's move apart (as in chess) can be the same.
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| Anti Knight Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #40) |
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10:53, superb logic, enjoyed a lot