Agreement
Whichever of a cell's candidates turns out true, every surviving line of play forces the same digit onto some other cell — so commit it.
How it works
- 1Reading one run at a time is finished here — every run still fits its clue whichever way you fill it, so nothing more falls out.
- 2The top-left cell can still be 1, 2, 3 or 4, and all four survive when you play them through the columns and the bottom row.
- 3Each choice drives a different digit into the column beneath it, so no single branch settles anything on its own.
- 4All four nevertheless end with a 5 in the top-right cell. Place it, without ever finding out which branch was true.
- Cells that establish the pattern
- Where the conclusion lands