Sudoku is Consecutive Regional Constraints by Belamis, App variant is FOG


Normal sudoku rules apply. The grid is partially covered in fog. Correctly placed digits may remove fog from other cells. Any constraint type can not have a repeated digit. (E.g. if a 2 appears on a parity line, another 2 may not appear on any parity line.) In addition, digits across a constraint type must make up a consecutive set of digits. (E.g. if a 2 and 4 exist on dutch whisper line(s), there must also be a 3 somewhere on a dutch whisper line.) Constraint types: 1. Arrow - Digits along an arrow sum to the digit in the connected circle. Each circle is associated with exactly one arrow; 2. Region Sum (RS) - The 3x3 box borders divide a blue line into segments; each segment along an individual line must have the same sum. Each line crosses at least 1 box border and does not branch; 3. Renban (R) - Purple lines contain a non-repeating set of consecutive digits in any order; 4. Dutch Whispers (DW) - Adjacent digits along an orange line have a difference of at least 4; 5. Entropic (E) - Any three adjacent digits along a peach line are from one each of low(1,2,3), medium(4,5,6), and high(7,8,9) digits. Entropic lines must be at least 3 cells long; 6. Kropki - Digits in cells separated by a white dot are consecutive; 7. Parity (P) - Along a red line, adjacent digits must alternate between odd and even.

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