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A Hanidoku puzzle looks like a honeycomb. It has hexagonal cells. Like in regular Sudoku, there are 9 rows, but there are no columns. Instead, there are lines that run in 60 degree angles from the horizontal rows. The ascending lines are called inclines and the descending lines declines. There are 9 of each type of line.
The picture shows an example of different lines. The lines come in different sizes (5, 6, 7, 8, 9) and run in the 3 directions shown. The biggest line, made up of 9 hexagons accommodates numbers 1-9. The shorter lines must contain consecutive numbers. For example, a line of 8 consists of number 1-8 or 2-9, a line of 5 consists of 1-5, 2-6, 3-7, 4-8, or 5-9.
Each number can can only be used once in a line. However, that same number will be used in 3 lines that each run in different direction.
Optional digits can also be eliminated from a line. On a line of size 5, 6 or 7, you can find optional digits that require another optional digit to be present. For example, digit 9 requires digit 8 to be available, otherwise it cannot be used in a series. When digit 8 has no candidates left in a line, digit 9 can also be eliminated from the entire line.
NOTE:
Show incorrect is always off by default, you can turn it on under settings.
When all spaces have been inputed, you will get the congratulations screen with your time, if that does not appear then the puzzle has mistakes in it.
THE LITE VERSION OF HANIDOKU IS LIMITED TO 2 PUZZLES FOR EACH DIFFICULTY.
CHECK OUT THE PRO VERSION OF HANIDOKU AND TANK WARS.
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