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I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

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Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!

Hint 1:

Notice that in the second-step grid-deduction puzzle (solved by @athin) there were several trivial 1's that could be resolved immediately. Clearly they were not that important to resolving the rest of the grid - but they must have been included for another reason, right??

Hint 2:

The message that has been encoded in the final solved puzzle is 16 letters long.

Hint 3:

Consider the trivial 1 in the bottom row of the second-step grid-deduction puzzle... If this had been omitted, 2 letters in the hidden message would have been corrupted and unreadable.


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

enter image description here

Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!

Hint 1:

Notice that in the second-step grid-deduction puzzle (solved by @athin) there were several trivial 1's that could be resolved immediately. Clearly they were not that important to resolving the rest of the grid - but they must have been included for another reason, right??

Hint 2:

The message that has been encoded in the final solved puzzle is 16 letters long.


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

enter image description here

Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!

Hint 1:

Notice that in the second-step grid-deduction puzzle (solved by @athin) there were several trivial 1's that could be resolved immediately. Clearly they were not that important to resolving the rest of the grid - but they must have been included for another reason, right??

Hint 2:

The message that has been encoded in the final solved puzzle is 16 letters long.

Hint 3:

Consider the trivial 1 in the bottom row of the second-step grid-deduction puzzle... If this had been omitted, 2 letters in the hidden message would have been corrupted and unreadable.


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

Added hint 2
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Stiv
  • 146.1k
  • 11
  • 519
  • 779

I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

enter image description here

Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!

Hint 1:

Notice that in the second-step grid-deduction puzzle (solved by @athin) there were several trivial 1's that could be resolved immediately. Clearly they were not that important to resolving the rest of the grid - but they must have been included for another reason, right??

Hint 2:

The message that has been encoded in the final solved puzzle is 16 letters long.


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

enter image description here

Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!

Hint:

Notice that in the second-step grid-deduction puzzle (solved by @athin) there were several trivial 1's that could be resolved immediately. Clearly they were not that important to resolving the rest of the grid - but they must have been included for another reason, right??


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

enter image description here

Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!

Hint 1:

Notice that in the second-step grid-deduction puzzle (solved by @athin) there were several trivial 1's that could be resolved immediately. Clearly they were not that important to resolving the rest of the grid - but they must have been included for another reason, right??

Hint 2:

The message that has been encoded in the final solved puzzle is 16 letters long.


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

Added hint
Source Link
Stiv
  • 146.1k
  • 11
  • 519
  • 779

I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

enter image description here

Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!

Hint:

Notice that in the second-step grid-deduction puzzle (solved by @athin) there were several trivial 1's that could be resolved immediately. Clearly they were not that important to resolving the rest of the grid - but they must have been included for another reason, right??


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

enter image description here

Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

I believe I have invented a new type of puzzle...

What is its name?

enter image description here

Begin by solving the 16x16 sudoku; each of the digits 1-16 must appear exactly once in each row, column and thick-bordered 4x4 box. Then apply some (!) and discover its name!

Hint:

Notice that in the second-step grid-deduction puzzle (solved by @athin) there were several trivial 1's that could be resolved immediately. Clearly they were not that important to resolving the rest of the grid - but they must have been included for another reason, right??


Other puzzles in the 'This new puzzle type needs a name' theme: 01, 02, 03

Source Link
Stiv
  • 146.1k
  • 11
  • 519
  • 779
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