Excellent Sudoku app!
I had this game since my iPod touch, so it’s about time to leave a review for it in the store! All you need from a Sudoku app is included. The layout and controls are user friendly, the colour scheme is neutral (which means good) but I’m using it for so many years because of a single outstanding feature: the generator!
Thank you for updating it recently so that I’m able to use it again on the latest IOS!
Thank you for updating it recently so that I’m able to use it again on the latest IOS!
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Not worth the money
Too many bugs. Once you finish a game successfully, the continue button doesn't work, to start a new game, so you have to leave and the restart the app to play another game. Even when all the solutions are correct, it tells you you are wrong and won't continue. And I'm pretty good at sudoku, but even the easiest level can be really hard most of the time. Overall, not great, considering I paid for the app.
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Great App For Sudoku Lovers
Being a sudoku lover I installed this app when I got my first iPhone over two years ago. I've installed 100's of games since, but this is the only one I still play on a daily basis; and I typically play it multiple times a day.
The ui isn't perfect, and it can be hard tapping the right squares, but given that sudoku requires a 9x9 grid, and the screen is only so big, it's hard to imagine how it could be done better.
The only suggestion I have is to support landscape mode. Display the board on the right and the number pad in the left -- my right thumb can select the square while my left thumb taps the digit.
There have been many times when I was sure I had a solution that didn't validate, or a puzzle which appeared to have multiple solutions. But after checking carefully I always found I was wrong. In the probably 1000+ games I've played, I haven't found a bug yet.
Well worth the 99 cents.
The ui isn't perfect, and it can be hard tapping the right squares, but given that sudoku requires a 9x9 grid, and the screen is only so big, it's hard to imagine how it could be done better.
The only suggestion I have is to support landscape mode. Display the board on the right and the number pad in the left -- my right thumb can select the square while my left thumb taps the digit.
There have been many times when I was sure I had a solution that didn't validate, or a puzzle which appeared to have multiple solutions. But after checking carefully I always found I was wrong. In the probably 1000+ games I've played, I haven't found a bug yet.
Well worth the 99 cents.
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