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- Work it out
- Pick your level brain
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Sometimes the classic 9x9 Sudoku puzzle just isn't enough. Skyscraper Sudoku follows the same rules as regular Sudoku in that each row, column and block must contain one of the numbers from "1" to "9".
Skyscraper Sudoku also known as "Towers Sudoku" consists of an almost empty grid. Numbers in the outside grid refer the total of towers you can see in the corresponding row or column in the given direction.
Let's take a look at a 9x9 Skyscraper puzzle. Think of the game space as a city block, full of different skyscrapers.
The goal of the game is to fill the space with towers of different heights. Since it's a 9x9 game, you'll need to build 81 towers ( nine 9-block towers, nine 8-block towers, nine 7-block towers, nine 6-block towers, nine 5-block towers, nine 4-block towers, nine 3-block towers, nine 2-block towers and nine single-block towers ).
But how to do the puzzle?
How do we know where to place our towers?
We use the numbers that run along the perimeter of the game space.
To understand Skyscraper puzzles rules, you must imagine that each value you place into the grid represents a skyscraper of that number of floors. So, a 1 is a 1-floor skyscraper, while a 7 is a 7-floor skyscraper; Now imagine that you go and stand outside the grid where one of the clue numbers is and look back into the grid, those outside the grid numbers tell you how many towers you'd be able to see from a ground-level view, if you were walking past this city block on the sidewalk.
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