Consecutive Sudoku Compendium

In Consecutive Sudoku puzzles there is one additional rule which must be followed: if there is a bar between two cells in the grid, then the numbers in those two cells must be consecutive. If there is no bar - the numbers must be non-consecutive

This changes the Sudoku game quite a bit and it makes it more challenging and fun. But there is more! While all puzzles are indeed consecutive, there are also many variants of the consecutive sudoku variant:

• Diagonal Consecutive Sudoku
• Jigsaw Consecutive Sudoku
• Odd/Even Consecutive Sudoku
• Hyper Consecutive Sudoku
• Outside Consecutive Sudoku
• Overlapping Consecutive puzzles: TwoDoku, Butterfly, Flower and Samurai Sudoku
• Consecutive Sudoku in various sizes: 6x6, 8x8, 10x10 and 12x12
• Frame Consecutive Sudoku
• and Consecutive Kakuro