That’s it. It’s gone too far. I don’t think any of us can really comprehend the mind-shattering ramifications of Snakes on a Sudoku:
UPDATE: Destiny-Land, purveyor of Snakes on a Plane related songs, provides us with this solution in case you were struggling with it.
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By the way, if any of you do take the time to solve it, let me know.
i really don’t think there is an answer. it doesn’t seem to follow the rules of sudoku.
Nope, it’s perfect doable. I solved it just fine. Once you get the rules down it’s pretty easy.
The only difference between this and normal sudoku is the boxes are actually snakes. So in each snake, the numbers 1-9 appear. And the same rules apply: 1-9 in every row and column.
From the link above: “This puzzle works just like a regular sudoku, except the internal 3×3 squares have been replaced with snakes! Snaaaaakes! Each row, column, and snake contains the numbers from 1 through 9 exactly once. (Answer next week.)”
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Oh god…. this is pure insanity!
Snakes…… on a Sudoku!