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Como jogar Hyper Sudoku
As regras padrão do Sudoku se aplicam. As quatro regiões sombreadas em verde são caixas extras — cada uma também deve conter 1–9. Trate-as exatamente como caixas 3×3 padrão ao eliminar candidatos.
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Quatro blocos 3×3 sombreados extras devem conter cada um 1–9
Hyper / Windoku Fácil
Hyper / Windoku Médio
Hyper / Windoku Difícil
Hyper / Windoku Especialista
O Que É Hyper / Windoku?
Hyper Sudoku (também chamado de Windoku) adiciona quatro regiões sombreadas extras de 3×3 à grade padrão. Essas regiões se sobrepõem às caixas normais e devem conter cada uma todos os dígitos de 1 a 9, assim como as caixas padrão. A restrição extra pode reduzir drasticamente as contagens de candidatos e muitas vezes torna os quebra-cabeças mais fáceis do que parecem inicialmente.
De Relance
| Tipo de restrição | Regiões Extras |
| Pistas típicas | 26–32 |
| Classificação de dificuldade | ★★★☆☆ 3/5 |
| Tempo médio de resolução — Fácil | 6 min |
| Tempo médio de resolução — Médio | 15 min |
| Tempo médio de resolução — Difícil | 30 min |
| Tempo médio de resolução — Especialista | 55 min |
Como Resolver Hyper / Windoku
| Técnica | O Que Ela Faz | Nível |
|---|---|---|
| Region Overlap Analysis | Each Hyper region overlaps with two standard 3×3 boxes. Any digit placed in the standard box cells within a Hyper region also constrains the full Hyper region. | Avançado |
| Extended Naked Singles | With 13 regions total (9 standard boxes + 4 Hyper), naked singles appear far more often than in classic Sudoku. | Avançado |
| Pointing Pairs (Hyper) | If a digit in a Hyper region is locked to one row or column of that region, eliminate it from the rest of that row or column. | Avançado |
| Hyper–Box Interaction | A digit placed in a standard box cell that falls inside a Hyper region removes that digit from the entire Hyper region. | Avançado |
| X-Wing across Hyper | Hyper regions can serve as a fifth unit type in advanced X-Wing and Swordfish patterns. | Avançado |
Tempos Médios de Resolução
Fácil
6 min
Médio
15 min
Difícil
30 min
Especialista
55 min
Perguntas Frequentes
O que é Hyper Sudoku?
Hyper Sudoku (also called Windoku or Hyper-Sudoku) adds four shaded 3×3 regions to the standard 9×9 grid. Each shaded region, like a standard box, must contain the digits 1–9 exactly once. This gives a total of 13 uniqueness groups: 9 rows, 9 columns, 9 standard boxes, and 4 hyper regions — though many cells overlap between groups.
Where are the four hyper regions?
The four hyper regions are positioned symmetrically, offset from the standard boxes. They occupy the 3×3 areas starting at rows 2–4/columns 2–4, rows 2–4/columns 6–8, rows 6–8/columns 2–4, and rows 6–8/columns 6–8. Each hyper region overlaps with four standard boxes, creating a dense web of mutual constraints.
How do the hyper regions help solving?
Any cell inside a hyper region carries five constraints simultaneously: its row, column, standard box, and the hyper region. This extra constraint eliminates candidates faster than standard Sudoku. After every digit placement inside a hyper region, scan all five groups for new eliminations.
Is Hyper Sudoku harder than regular Sudoku?
Easy Hyper Sudoku is often easier than equivalent classic Sudoku because the extra constraints resolve the grid more quickly. Hard and expert Hyper puzzles are comparable in difficulty to their classic equivalents — the additional constraints help but also create complex multi-group interactions that require careful tracking.
What is the best first move in Hyper Sudoku?
Focus on cells inside hyper regions, especially those at the intersections of a hyper region and a standard box. These carry the most constraints and are the most likely to resolve immediately. Always scan all four hyper regions after every placement.
How long does Hyper Sudoku take to solve?
Easy puzzles take 5–12 minutes — often faster than classic Sudoku of equivalent difficulty. Medium puzzles run 12–25 minutes. Hard and expert puzzles take 25–60 minutes. The extra regions speed up early solving but hard puzzles compensate with fewer given digits.