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| "123 Sudoku Series" is the complete Sudoku computer game for every user from beginner to expert. |
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May 12, 2006 14:53:01 | | Size | 17 kb | | Licence | Shareware | | Status | New Release | | Languages | English, German, French, Italian | | Tags | Sudoku, puzzle, game, solver | | OS | Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP | | Homepage | teddysday.com | | Email | info@teddysday.com | | Author | Raymond Emonnot |
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Description:
"123 Sudoku Series" is the complete Sudoku computer game for every user, from beginner to expert, for the whole family.
Play unlimited grids from easy to difficult, with variable game settings (time, number of clicks and validations). You can also choose from numerous background settings. Beat your own scores, win the "123 Sudoku Series" challenge! Introduce your children to Sudoku with the TibidousT kids mode. Create your own grids with the help of our Sudoku solver. Print your own Sudoku grids with their solutions.
As a bonus, you can find grids created by experts and freely downloadable graphic/ musical themes.
So, experts or beginners, take your mouse, 123 click! | Short tags:
Sudoku, puzzle, game, solver | System Requirements:
PentiumIII 450+, 64 MB RAM (128 MB XP), 100MB disk space, SoundBlaster, SVGA | |
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