Neither puzzle is very hard once you get the logic involved. I think this type helped the set become more diverse logicwise.
Rules for Latin Pointers
In both puzzles place the digits 0-3 once in every row and column.
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Thursday, 24 November 2011
Puzzle #58: Latin Pointers
So I have already professed my love of Naoki's genres already, so I figured I should put something new from him in this set as well. I came across these puzzles a little while before designing this set and absolutely loved the idea. I've always liked Pointers (named Japanese Arrows at the WPC) puzzles, even though I always find them very challenging. This genre combined the logic with Latin Squares. Therefore the name, Latin Pointers. Naoki named the genre mount, but that didn't really sound right to me.
Neither puzzle is very hard once you get the logic involved. I think this type helped the set become more diverse logicwise.
Rules for Latin Pointers
In both puzzles place the digits 0-3 once in every row and column.
Neither puzzle is very hard once you get the logic involved. I think this type helped the set become more diverse logicwise.
Rules for Latin Pointers
In both puzzles place the digits 0-3 once in every row and column.
Rules: Latin Pointers
This genre was devoloped by Naoki Inaba.
Place the digits 0-n once in every row and column as indicated. In each arrow there will be a digit that indicates how many digits the arrow is pointing at.
Place the digits 0-n once in every row and column as indicated. In each arrow there will be a digit that indicates how many digits the arrow is pointing at.
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