AddEoki is a logic and arithmetic puzzle created by CalcEoki. Every puzzle challenges you to arrange numbers in a 4×4 grid while satisfying a unique combination of mathematical and logical constraints.
Success requires deduction, pattern recognition, arithmetic balancing, and strategic reasoning. Unlike traditional number-placement puzzles, AddEoki combines equal-sum calculations with duplicate-value placement rules — easy to learn, increasingly difficult to master.
A solved grid — every row and column totals 180
10
20
80
70
= 180
80
70
10
20
= 180
30
40
50
60
= 180
60
50
40
30
= 180
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How to Play
Each puzzle contains
A 4×4 grid
Eight distinct numbers
Each number must be used exactly twice
Your objective is to complete the grid so that all puzzle rules are satisfied.
Starting grid — fill in the remaining cells using each number twice, with equal row and column totals
Numbers — 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80
Rules
Five rules govern every grid
1
Use Every Number Twice
Each of the eight numbers provided must be placed into the grid exactly two times
Each number must appear twice, creating a total of 16 entries
2
No Adjacent Matching Values
Identical values cannot touch horizontally or vertically
Diagonal touching is permitted unless stated otherwise
3
Equal Row Totals
Every row must add up to exactly the same total
4
Equal Column Totals
Every column must also add up to exactly the same total
5
Use Logic, Not Guesswork
Every official AddEoki puzzle is designed to have a logically deducible solution
Difficulty varies by clue count, complexity of number relationships, required deduction depth, and number-placement constraints
Difficulty Ratings
Four levels
Easy
More clues provided
Suitable for beginners
Typically solvable in under 10 minutes
Medium
Moderate clue count
Requires arithmetic deduction
Suitable for regular puzzle players
Hard
Fewer clues
Multiple deduction stages
Requires careful planning
Expert
Minimal clues
Advanced logical reasoning
Designed for experienced solvers
Solving Tips
Where to start
Start by identifying which values have already appeared once
Look for rows or columns that are close to completion
Check whether a number can legally appear without violating adjacency rules
Use row and column totals to eliminate impossible placements
Remember that every number must appear exactly twice
Solution
Completed grid
Completed solution — every row and column totals 180, each number appears exactly twice