One thing I really like about Sudoku is how it manages to work my brain while still being fun. So when I came across Sudoku Unlimited, I had to give it a try. What’s $2.99, right?

I think what I like best about Sudoku Unlimited is how simple it is. Not the game, mind you. Sudoku can be very difficult. But the layout of the application is simple and easy to understand. You’re provided with just abundant options to give you some control by the game but not so many it overwhelms you. 

For instance, when working on a puzzle, you can compose notes in each of the open boxes for numbers that you think might fit there, just like you would on a piece of paper. additionally, there are five different settings that supply you with beginner-level ease to you-have-to-be-nuts difficulty. Plus, you can change the way the board looks with three different skins. 

If you’re make new to the game, you can choose the “Auto-fill” operate which automatically enters in all the possible numbers that can go in the open boxes via the Notes operate. that is a great way to get familiar with the game. You can plus “Clear Notes” and get a tip whether you’re stuck. 

I enjoyed that Sudoku game. And while there are several other games like that on the App Store–some of which are free–this one brings a sense of completeness to the plate. whether you like Sudoku, that one’s worth the few bucks.

Orginal post by Brenda Stokes