Magic Square Madness

by Will Power

by Will Power

CASE 1842

Magic Square Madness

by Will Power

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  • Killer cages

The brief

Normal Sudoku rules apply. A 3x3 magic square has all three horizontal rows, all three vertical columns and both major diagonals each sum to 15. There are six magic squares in this puzzle. Five of them are in continuous 3x3 areas that the solver must find. The sixth magic square only contains the CENTER CELL of each of the nine standard 3x3 sudoku boxes. KILLER CAGES- Numbers in cages sum to the number in the top left corner of the cage. All numbers in cages are part of continuous magic squares.

Magic Square Madness: Magic Squares are Everywhere in this Sudoku! Contains the full solution
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