*SUDOKU 4+

Name: *SUDOKU
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Sarah Pierce

Sarah Pierce

Entwickelt für iPad

- 5,0 • 1 Bewertung

- Gratis
- In-App-Käufe möglich

Beschreibung

The perfect app for sudoku beginners!

Learn to play gradually by starting with tiny puzzles and working your way up. An in-game help feature uses pictures to make the rules easy to understand. The level of difficulty increases gradually through nine different levels. Before you know it, you have learned sudoku!

Comes with 60 free puzzles for learning to play. More puzzles are available to buy if you want to keep playing once you have mastered the free puzzles.

- Nine levels of difficulty
- Pictures that explain the rules
- Puzzle book view shows your progress
- Three puzzles sizes (4x4, 6x6, and 9x9)
- 4500 puzzles available (60 are free)
- Great exercise for your brain!

19. Apr. 2017

Version 2.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Full screen on long phones
- Sharper graphics on big devices
- No more warning about the app needing to be updated
- Clearer help features
- Encouraging comments after every win
- Shiny gold stars mark your finished puzzles

Thanks so much to everyone who has sent me feedback! Your comments are so, so helpful, and I really appreciate when people take the time to send in bug reports and other ideas. If you notice any new issues please let me know. I hope you enjoy the update! -Sarah

5,0 von 5

1 Bewertung

Learn Sudoku

Cool stuff. Learn Sudoku by playing it. :-)

Super

Tolle Sudoku App. Schade das die Level mit dem höheren Schwierigkeitsgrad erst freigeschaltet werden müssen ( durch das spielen von den Lern-leveln nicht durch InApp kosten ) da die ersten Level doch sehr langweilig sind für jmd. der Sudoku schon kann. Aber Top für Anfänger .

Learn sudoko

I have tried to do sudokos for years and have never been successful even though I was very good in math in school. Now I am enjoying the puzzles as a way of relaxing before I go to sleep. This app was great for me. It would be helpful, however, if there was explicit interactions on strategy and method.