Great news for Sudoku fans as the puzzle is now on the iPhone! You should try it out as iPhone combines portability, convenience and enjoyment. No need for cumbersome puzzle book and writing tools, only more fun.
iPhone offers two main game modes: Sudoku and Kakuro. The former is a traditional Sudoku puzzle which offers with 5 levels of difficulty, while Kakuro is a cross between Sudoku and a crossword puzzle.
Sudoku on iPhone is good value because it fits very well into today’s mobile society. Feature-wise, it is adequate and easy to use.
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BUKU SUDOKU REVIEW
Buku Sudoku comes with a host of features that caters for Sudoku beginners and experienced minds. It allows players to choose either 6x6, 8x8, 9x9 or 12x12 board size. It also comes with a feature that allows players to choose different challenging levels. Newbies will find various “aid” modes helpful. For example, one highlights errors and incorrect sequence which you have made, and another actually let you know the probable answers. If you like the challenge of solving the puzzle without aid, you may turn the feature off.
One useful feature is that it allows you to scribble possible answers. You can also save an unfinished game and continue to play later. The games may be timed too.
There are game modes which not only allow multi-players but also team games when playing online. That means to say, other than battling each other, you can co-op to complete the puzzle – which is a pretty cool feature.
The feel & look of Buku Sudoku is good; it shows that the creators have given much thought to their target customers – people who prefer to enjoy their quieter moments with a mind game. As such, there is an obvious absence of the usual fanciful visual effects and noisy game sounds.
In concluding, one can only say that Buku Sudoku is good value and a must-buy not only for the experienced player but also newbies who want to progress in their skills.
One useful feature is that it allows you to scribble possible answers. You can also save an unfinished game and continue to play later. The games may be timed too.
There are game modes which not only allow multi-players but also team games when playing online. That means to say, other than battling each other, you can co-op to complete the puzzle – which is a pretty cool feature.
The feel & look of Buku Sudoku is good; it shows that the creators have given much thought to their target customers – people who prefer to enjoy their quieter moments with a mind game. As such, there is an obvious absence of the usual fanciful visual effects and noisy game sounds.
In concluding, one can only say that Buku Sudoku is good value and a must-buy not only for the experienced player but also newbies who want to progress in their skills.
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