Snake Track vs Sudoku Evolutions

Overview Snake is a clean, minimalist logic puzzle that challenges your spatial thinking. Tap squares to place path segments, remove with a long-press, and use hints and undo/redo as you work through handcrafted levels. Fast to learn, deep to master. Key features Elegant grid-based gameplay: place horizontal, vertical and turn segments to complete snake-like routes. Progressive levels: start simple and unlock increasingly tricky puzzles designed to test pattern recognition and planning. Helpful tools: hints and fixture squares guide you; undo/redo keeps experimentation low-friction. Intuitive touch controls: single-tap to cycle placements, long-press to remove, with tactile haptic feedback for satisfying interactions. Accessibility-minded: clear labels, voice-over friendly UI and adjustable layout for different device sizes. Offline play & persistence: your progress and boards are saved locally so you can play anywhere. Why you’ll love it Snake blends calm visuals with careful puzzle design. It’s perfect for a focused 5-minute brain workout or a longer session when you want to hone problem-solving skills. The interface is intentionally minimal so the puzzles are always the focus. How to play (quick start) Tap a square to cycle through possible path segments at that location. Long-press a square to clear it. Use hints when you’re stuck and undo/redo to try alternate approaches. Complete the route across the board to finish the level and move on.

We've taken the classic game of Sudoku and completely transformed it into a mathematically limitless version that changes shapes as you move through levels! Level 3 is a 3-sided polygon (triangle) which contains 3 rings and 3 slices; each ring and each slice has to have the numbers 1..3 filled in with no duplicates to complete the puzzle. Level 4 is a 4-sided polygon (square) which contains 4 rings and 4 slices with numbers 1..4. Level 5 is a 5-sided polygon (pentagon) which contains 5 rings and 5 slices with numbers 1..5. This pattern can mathematically go up to infinity, but we only implemented up to Level 12 (dodecagon). After level 12 the user experience becomes unwieldy and less fun!