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Sudoku with Bonus Kakuro | 
enlarge | From: Game Mill Publishing Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99 Buy New: $0.01 You Save: $19.98 (100%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 1 reviews Sales Rank: 15554
Format: Cd-rom Platforms: Windows Xp, Windows 98 ESRB: Everyone Media: CD-ROM
UPC: 834656037802 EAN: 0834656037802 ASIN: B000N5596W
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Shipping: Expedited shipping available Condition: Brand new factory sealed retail box, same day shipping w/delivery confirmation#
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Excellent sudoku game for most players October 30, 2007 Sudoku puzzles are a fun distraction and many, many people have jumped on the bandwagon. Even some newspapers have started including Sudoku puzzles in their daily publications, and bookshelves are lined with book after book of Sudoku puzzle collections. Being unwilling to buy an endless supply of books, I picked up this Sudoku program, which came with a Kakuro program as a bonus.
This Sudoku program is user friendly, pleasant on the eyes, and it does not annoy you with incessant chatter and distracting tunes. The interface is straightforward and clean and it allows you to just play your game - it stays out of your way and it is there to offer help when you want it.
It does have some helps it can offer. You can get pencil hints, or you can check for errors. These hints come at a price, though - this particular Sudoku keeps score based on your solve time, and every request for hints reduces your score appreciably.
There are three difficulty settings, from beginner to hard. The hard setting will challenge the average player but a strong player may find it to be insufficient in terms of difficulty. This is typical of most Sudoku programs though. There are definitely better programs out there if getting really hard puzzles is the goal. The beginner setting is very appropriate for anyone just getting started, though.
I tried the included Kakuro and I did not care for it. The implementation was fine and it was similar in design to Sudoku, so the problem was not the application. The problem is that I do not like Kakuro as a game. I cannot blame the game manufacturer for that.
If you want a good Sudoku program that has a pleasant interface and a good supply of puzzles, this is a good choice. It is priced right, it is a straightforward implementation and it has a very nice interface. If you happen to like Kakuro too, this program is for you. Sure, there are much more challenging implementations of Sudoku and if that's what you need, then take a look at some of the other offerings, but this one is an unbeatable value for what you get.
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