Normal sudoku rules apply. Each cage in the grid is either a killer cage or a “look-and-say” cage (or both), with each to be determined by the solver. Cage colours are purely for decoration. In a killer cage, digits must not repeat and must sum to the small clue in the top-left corner of the cage. In a “Look-and-Say” cage, the number in the top left corner reveals how many of a digit are in that cage. The units place indicates the digit and the tens place indicates exactly how many times that digit appears. Digits may repeat in look-and-say cages if allowed by this and other rules. Example: If a look-and-say cage has the clue "14" then there is exactly one 4 in the cage.