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Multi-Way Skyscraper Sudoku

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This puzzle uses features Solve Paths doesn't support yet: oversized regions (not enforced). The board may not match the original rules.

Normal sudoku rules apply (each row, column and region contains the numbers 1 to 8). Each digit represents a skyscraper of the given height. Higher skyscrapers block the view of lower skyscrapers. The eight clues outside the grid are normal skyscraper clues (the number of visible skyscrapers in that row/column from that direction), and they are all different. The green cells inside the grid are multi-way skyscraper clues. They tell you the total number of skyscrapers visible horizontally and vertically from that cell (in all directions). Not all green/inner clues are given. (See example of a green multiway skyscraper clue, in the original puzzle page) In addition, the two cells next to the white dot are consecutive integers.

Multi-Way Skyscraper Sudoku

By SudokuExplorer

This puzzle uses features Solve Paths doesn't support yet: oversized regions (not enforced). The board may not match the original rules.

Normal sudoku rules apply (each row, column and region contains the numbers 1 to 8). Each digit represents a skyscraper of the given height. Higher skyscrapers block the view of lower skyscrapers. The eight clues outside the grid are normal skyscraper clues (the number of visible skyscrapers in that row/column from that direction), and they are all different. The green cells inside the grid are multi-way skyscraper clues. They tell you the total number of skyscrapers visible horizontally and vertically from that cell (in all directions). Not all green/inner clues are given. (See example of a green multiway skyscraper clue, in the original puzzle page) In addition, the two cells next to the white dot are consecutive integers.