As the best choice of the puzzle lovers around the world, there are a lot of things that can be learned about Sudoku puzzles. If you never played Sudoku before, maybe few funny facts will make you give the game a chance.
 

• Sudoku is not just a “corresponding” name for this puzzle. In Japanese “Su” means a number, while “Doku” means only/single. So Sudoku means “only single digits”.
   
• While talking about the name Sudoku, did you know that the Japanese they don’t call it by that name?...

Myth: Sudoku requires guessing

If you don’t know what which number you have to place on the correct place, it’s better NOT to guess. If you are guessing while playing Sudoku can lead to following the wrong path – you start making mistakes and placing numbers at the wrong places, which will lead to wrong information for your next turns and as a result you’ll have even more mistakes.

Sudoku is a momentum game- if you make the right decision sooner; you are more likely to make right moves...

To satisfy all the players in all different ages, Sudoku puzzles come with different levels , separates the time and energy that you’ll need to solve the puzzle. Each level follows the basic Sudoku rules, but allows different difficult levels, so children could play it. The most common levels are:

• Very easy
• Easy
• Hard
• Master

As we mentioned before, the game structure stays the same, but the highest levels can offer much more for every player, like challenges and testing your...

Sudoku is a logical game

Sudoku is a logical puzzle where people use deductive thinking and searching for logical models to find out where to place the missing numbers in the grid. The logical structure of the game defines Sudoku as a relatively simple and easy to learn game.

Sudoku can be played anywhere

Sudoku is an easy portable game, and it’s available for download in almost every mobile phone. You can play Sudoku during your small daily breaks, during lunch breaks, or this can be the...

If you look it that way, this task is not entirely connected to the Sudoku puzzles. Yet again, as in the Sudoku puzzles, this riddle requires logical thinking and the method of exclusion so you can find the correct answer. It is said that the riddle is invented by the great scientist Albert Einstein in his teens, but there are not much evidence for this. He himself says that 98% of the people in the world won’t be able to solve it.

Task terms

1. We have 5 houses colored in five different...