Sudoku Sweeper for Pc

Updated review: Thank you for removing the one minor issue I had with this app by optimizing it for the iPad Pro 11 inch! Super happy. These two classic puzzles play very well together! This app has simple, clean graphics. I wish there was a way to select the grid (4x4, 5x5, 6x6 etc.) without having to maintain a flawless streak and leveling up to the next grid size. My only real gripe with this app, however, has nothing to do with gameplay. It is the fact that it is not optimized for the iPad Pro 11 inch’s new screen aspect ratio. There are black bars at the top and bottom of the iPad screen that I would rather not see while playing this game. Mr. Biden, if you read this, will you please update this app and optimize it for the iPad Pro 11 inch?

Decently challenging. Not quickly mastered. Nice mix of the app and minesweeper. In fact, I think these puzzles are more like the app than minesweeper. The puzzles don't require nearly as much analytical depth as a typical Diabolical the app, though you can certainly find yourself chasing a nishio or two around the grid occasionally. And, of course, without pencil marks. Two things to note: the smiley face will give you a fresh puzzle if you don't like the looks of the one you first get. (That wasn't obvious at first.) Also, if you do hit a bomb, it will take you back to the previous difficulty. So, if you blow up a 7x7 puzzle, it will start you over on a 6x6 puzzle. If I could put a couple things on a wish list for the future, my first wish would be for a landscape mode for iPad. Also, I would love to have a setting that required double-tapping. Accidents happen. The game needs a bit of polish in its interface, and maybe a few lines of Help text. But it's better crafted that a lot of similar first-releases. It does occasionally crash or hang, but not often, and, so far, hasn't lost progress in any of these crashes. Download this. It is clever, addicting, and does the same sort of mind-clearing that good the app puzzles do while fitting into those times you can't dedicate a clear block of time to a tough the app.

I have played a little the app in the past but found it hard to really enjoy. This game makes it a more visual type of game. The mechanics are allowing you to use logic, but also to see the solution visually. It is hard to explain, but a visual learner like myself will understand what I am trying to convey. I would like to not have to repeat a previous grid if I make a mistake. I find that type of gameplay discourages me from trying to learn the game further. It is like you are never going to get it. I am not a highly functional gamer ( more of a "button masher" as my kids say), but find this intriguing!

I'm mostly writing this review in response to the speedy response of the development team. This app does not have landscape functionality, which is unfortunate for iPad users. Luckily, the game developers readily provide their email for complaints, and after sending my email, I received an informative and kind response only 17 minutes later. You've probably read the other reviews boasting this game's gameplay, but this one is mostly to illustrate that these developers are absolutely worth supporting with your $2.99.