Play Knight Killer Sudoku online for free. Killer cages combined with the anti-knight constraint — cells a chess knight's move apart cannot contain the same digit.
▶ Play Knight Killer Sudoku — FreeTwo cells whose row and column differ by (1,2) or (2,1) — like a chess knight's move — cannot share the same digit. Most central cells have 8 knight peers.
Often easier per clue because the knight rule eliminates many candidates instantly, but the deductions are different — you alternate cage arithmetic with knight-peer sweeps.
Anti-knight reaches further across the grid (up to 8 peers per cell, in different boxes) while anti-king is denser locally (4 diagonal peers). Knight constraints often produce hidden singles in distant boxes; king constraints tighten 2×2 blocks.
Centre cells have all 8 knight peers; corner cells like R1C1 have only 2. Place corner cells last and centre cells first to maximise constraint propagation.