Sudoku is Thinking Inside The... by Kennet's Dad, App variant is OTHER


Normal sudoku rules apply. No domino in the grid can contain digits summing to 10. There is some fog in the grid; placing a correct digit might remove it. No guessing is required. Digits in a grey box cannot repeat. There are lines in the grid that connect boxes; the digits in a box are summed to arrive at a value. That value applies to the following rules: 1) Zipper: when box values equidistant from the centre box on a pink line are summed together, they are equal to the centre box's value on that line. The centre box is notated by a pink circle; 2) Modular: every run of three boxes on a teal line must have a different remainder when divided by 3 (ie one value from each of 0 mod(3), 1 mod(3), and 2 mod(3)); 3) Box values on a purple line make up at a set of consecutive, non-repeating values; 4) The box values connected by a blue line must be the same; 5) Box values joined by a white dot have a difference of 1.