This Odd Labyrinth Sudoku was created as part of the Daily Sudoku League and presents a creative variation of the classic Sudoku puzzle. In addition to the standard Sudoku rules, the completed grid must contain at least one continuous path of odd digits connecting the marked top-left and bottom-right cells. Because the path may move only horizontally and vertically, every placement contributes to both the Sudoku solution and the final route through the grid. The result is a puzzle that is both logical and entertaining.
This handcrafted Sudoku variation is suitable for anyone who enjoys discovering new solving techniques and exploring innovative Sudoku concepts. Give it a try and see if you can complete both the grid and the odd-number labyrinth.
Rules of the Odd Labyrinth Sudoku
Classic Sudoku Rules apply. Additionally, there is at least one path of odd digits from the marked top left to the bottom right that travels horizontally / vertically only.
| Odd Labyrinth Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #65) |
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