Sudoku Puzzle

Do you Play Sudoku Puzzle?

  • Yes - I enjoy the challenge

    Votes: 25 61.0%

  • No - It's too hard for me

    Votes: 10 24.4%

  • Haven't played yet but would like to try

    Votes: 6 14.6%
  • Total voters
    41
My hubby loves sudoku book and challenge too..

Drove me nuts and kept eye on the numbers and make sure not conflict others same numbers avoid it... Having hard time..
LOL
 
yea, I just learned how to play some about a month ago or so. I enjoyed the numbers and word challenging games. :) I learned it on my own after i read how to play those games and i understood better but still strugging at some tough sudouku games. lol if its easy game i can do it. hehehehe. interesting game
 
GalaxyAngel said:
My hubby loves sudoku book and challenge too..

Drove me nuts and kept eye on the numbers and make sure not conflict others same numbers avoid it... Having hard time..
LOL
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hehehe, there's a trick that I finally got the quickest way lol... horizontally and vertical must be from 1 to 9 also in each square must be all 1 to 9 lol.. I love it as I think it's time for me to buy a book on it but I seen you could do it on your BB smile..

I would love to get this lol.. Sudoku Electronic Handheld Games
 
farewell65 said:
too easy for me and I am addicted to that game!!
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Have you ever tried other variations of the game?

They have 16x16 puzzles, letters/symbols puzzles, word search puzzles, and math puzzles. Yes, I'm referring to all variations of Sudoku. :)

16x16 is pretty much like 9x9. Instead of 3x3 grids, it's 4x4 grids with numbers going from 1 to 16.

Letters/Symbols is like the regular puzzles except letters/symbols are used instead of numbers.

Word search is like the numbers version, but the person has to solve the puzzles in letters format and then find the mystery word at the end.

The math puzzles are something new. Instead of the grid being partially filled in with some numbers, the whole puzzle is blank. However, some of the boxes are connected with smaller boxes and a number inside that represents the sum of all the enclosed boxes.

You can find these at your local grocery store or Wal-Mart. :)
 
It's okay, but I prefer crossword puzzles. I don't feel like my brain gets enough exercise with just numbers.
 
VamPyroX said:
Have you ever tried other variations of the game?

They have 16x16 puzzles, letters/symbols puzzles, word search puzzles, and math puzzles. Yes, I'm referring to all variations of Sudoku. :)

16x16 is pretty much like 9x9. Instead of 3x3 grids, it's 4x4 grids with numbers going from 1 to 16.

Letters/Symbols is like the regular puzzles except letters/symbols are used instead of numbers.

Word search is like the numbers version, but the person has to solve the puzzles in letters format and then find the mystery word at the end.

The math puzzles are something new. Instead of the grid being partially filled in with some numbers, the whole puzzle is blank. However, some of the boxes are connected with smaller boxes and a number inside that represents the sum of all the enclosed boxes.

You can find these at your local grocery store or Wal-Mart. :)
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Yea, I saw internet abt 16x16 but I dont wanna download to my laptop for just game
 
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any more of Sudoku fans? :)
 
I haven't been doing Sudoku puzzle for a while. I'm not that very good on it. :)
 
I play sudoku two yrs ago in school. my teachers thought I was not paying attention to it. I guess I got addicted to it.
 
The more difficult it is, the better I like it. I have once tried Sudoku where there are 5 of them - one in the middle and 4 others are attached to the middle one by the corners (overlapped both corners).
 
I get bored easily with Sudoku if it's easy or medium-challenging, I have a book on the puzzles and I just don't want to finish it because I'm bored and not mentally challenged enough by Sudoku
 
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