2 Sudoku Games for Your Android That Will Test Your Numeric Intelligence
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Sudoku Master
Dell Magazines that laid the foundation of this historic game called Sudoku which was originally published as ‘Number Place’ has made a significant impact on global pop culture. It published this uber-addictive numeric puzzle game that was constructed by a 76 year old retired architect who went by the name of Howard Garns, a freelance puzzle maker, who today is quite the worldwide phenomenon. Sudoku Master is a brilliant adaptation of this game for the Android platform and recreates the same magic and thrill you experienced scouring the last pages of newspapers and inking them all. What comes as a great time-spender or waster, Sudoku has been a part of many lives right since the day it got published in the Dell Magazines. The very same 9x9 grid with 3x3 mini grids within it with number 1-9 has made it to the Android screen for you and if you walk in and see that the newspapers last pages are filled in with pencil already by another Sudoku fanatic in the house you know you have you Android device to look up to. The Sudoku Master game developed by CanadaDroid, has one of the better interfaces amongst the Android world for Sudoku games.
With a brownish tinge and a reddish colour to add in the effect, the Sudoku Master app comes with killer graphics and easy functionality for the veteran and the average everyday Sudoku player.
With two major options to play, i.e. casual and classic, you are set for a gaming experience you’ll get addicted to without getting too lost in the shuffle too early.
The 9x9 grid appears on the screen once you opt in for your mode, post which you have the grid in front of your screen with numbers 1-9 arranged in and ‘up & down’ fashion for you to easily pick a number and add to the box within the grid. With a smooth interface, the user has to click on the part of the screen where he/she wishes to add the number and press the number from the list down.
The user can also add in multiple numbers in to the grid to keep as an option on order to make the best alternate judgement.
This further helps in not going wrong and having a safeguard as against leaving the boxes empty.
There are 4 levels to the game with
- Easy
- Normal
- Hard
- Expert
Super Sudoku
We’ve all once upon a time in our lives whilst reading the local newspaper stumbled upon the need pages where this 9x9 box with partially filled numbers exists and it seemed as though it were inviting you to fill the rest of it up. That’s right; the name that went by the name if Sudoku, has something for you at the top of your Android devices too. With Super Sudoku, this game seems to spoil you, the average Sudoku player. The features embedded inside it will definitely show you how.
The interface of the Super Sudoku app is rather simplistic and has nothing much to offer graphically. With a simple white background the 9x9 grid cut down into 9 3x3 grids has an alternate tinge of grey and white and with black borders.
There isn’t much to the look and feel of the Super Sudoku app other than a few minor features thrown in here and there.
The functionality of the app with the kinds of puzzles and the variations added in there though are pretty one of a kind if you compare it to other apps in its class. It offers different kinds of variations that will pique your interest such as:
- Squiggly Sudoku
- Colour Sudoku
- X- Sudoku
- Squiggly X-Sudoku
- Hyper
- Percent
- Very Easy
- Easy
- Normal
- Hard
- Very Hard
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John Doe
2 days ago
Great article! Very informative and well-written. Thanks for sharing.
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Jane Smith
5 days ago
I found the security section particularly helpful. Looking forward to more content like this!
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