Snowflake Puzzles are a new sudoku-like puzzle comprised of 55 hexagons, 13 Gray and 42 white. Each gray hexagon is surrounded by six white hexagons, three of which “point” to the gray hexagon. There is a number in each gray hexagon. This number is the sum of the three numbers in the three white hexagons that “point” to it. To start, all gray hexagons contain a number, while only some white hexagons have a number. Your objective is to fill in all the empty white hexagons.
In order solve a Snowflake Puzzle, you need to place a number (1 through 6) in each empty hexagon following these simple rules:
1. The number in each gray hexagon is the sum of the three numbers pointing to it in the white hexagons
2. Each gray hexagon is surrounded by the numbers 1 through 6 once and only once in each of the six surrounding white hexagons
