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Fimm overlapping 9×9 grids sem deila corner boxes

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Reglurnar

Standard Sudoku reglur gilda: fylltu hverja röð, dálk og 3×3 kassa með tölustöfunum 1–9, hver birtist nákvæmlega einu sinni.

Samurai Sudoku samanstendur af fimm samlæstum 9×9 ristum raðað í X-lögun — ein miðrist og fjórar hornristir, allar deila 3×3 reit þar sem þær skarast. Hver af fimm undirristunum verður sjálfstætt að uppfylla venjulegar Sudoku-reglur. Að leysa eina undirrist gefur oftast vísbendingar sem opna aðra. Heildarþrautin spannar 21×21 rist.

Fyrir hvaðan þessi þraut kom, hvernig hún ber saman við skyld afbrigði og stefnusamantekt, sjáðu okkar Samurai Sudoku yfirlit yfirbreytinga.

Í fljótu bragði

~30 per sub-grid
Dæmigerðar gefnar tölur
5 Overlapping Grids
Takmörk tegund
~45m
Auðvelt leysitími
~90m
Miðlungs leysitími

Hvernig á að leysa Samurai Sudoku

Byrjandi
Sub-Grid Independence
Each of the five 9×9 sub-grids satisfies standard Sudoku rules independently. Solve each one using all standard techniques.
Miðlungs
Overlap Box Exploitation
The four corner boxes where sub-grids meet are shared between two grids. Any digit placed in a shared box eliminates that digit from two sub-grids at once.
Miðlungs
Cross-Grid Cascade
Completing a corner box in the central grid forces values in the corresponding corner grid's box, which may cascade further through that grid.
Framhaldið
Shared Box Forcing
When a shared box is nearly complete, use both sub-grids' row and column constraints to force the remaining digits.
Framhaldið
Global Number Counting
Across all five sub-grids, each digit 1–9 appears 5×9=45 times total. This global count can confirm placement decisions near the end.
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Algengar spurningar

Hvað er Samurai Sudoku? ▾

Samurai Sudoku is a variant consisting of five overlapping 9×9 Sudoku grids arranged on a 21×21 board. One grid occupies the centre, and four grids are placed at the corners with their inner 3×3 boxes overlapping the centre grid's corner boxes. All five grids must be solved simultaneously.

How do the overlapping boxes work? ▾

Each of the four outer grids shares one 3×3 box with the centre grid. Any digit placed in a shared box satisfies the constraint for both grids simultaneously. This means information flows between grids through the shared boxes — solving one grid's corner often directly advances the centre grid.

Do all five grids have standard Sudoku rules? ▾

Yes. Each of the five 9×9 grids individually follows all standard Sudoku rules: every row, column, and 3×3 box within that grid must contain 1–9 exactly once. The only interaction between grids is through the shared corner boxes.

Is Samurai Sudoku harder than regular Sudoku? ▾

Samurai puzzles take significantly longer than single-grid Sudoku simply due to scale — you're solving five grids. Individual difficulty can range from easy to expert. The cross-grid interactions through shared boxes add a satisfying extra layer that single-grid Sudoku doesn't offer.

What is the best approach to Samurai Sudoku? ▾

Work on all five grids simultaneously rather than trying to complete one before moving to another. When you get stuck on one grid, the shared boxes often provide a breakthrough from a neighbouring grid. Scan all five grids for hidden singles after every placement in any shared box.

How long does Samurai Sudoku take to solve? ▾

Easy puzzles take 25–45 minutes. Medium puzzles run 45–90 minutes. Hard and expert puzzles can take 2–4 hours. The time is primarily driven by scale — five full grids — rather than by individual deduction difficulty.

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